Oxyzo to buy GoldenPi
20 May 2026, 10:56 AMThe acquisition is expected to expand Oxyzo’s debt investment offerings across retail and high-net-worth investor segments.
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SME-focused non-banking financial company (NBFC) Oxyzo Financial Services is acquiring a 100% stake in bond investment platform GoldenPi Technologies and its affiliate GoldenPi Securities.
The acquisition is expected to expand Oxyzo’s debt investment offerings across retail and high-net-worth investor segments as competition intensifies in India’s fixed income market. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
Oxyzo said integrating GoldenPi’s technology platform and distribution network would strengthen its debt capital markets business and deepen its presence in the bond investment ecosystem.
"The integration of GoldenPi’s platform and team positions us to scale our fixed income business and serve rising investor demand for debt products," said Anuj Sharma, business head for fixed income at Oxyzo.
Founded in 2017 by Abhijit Roy and Samir Baran Pratihar, Bengaluru-based GoldenPi operates a Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)-registered online bond investment platform that allows users to invest in listed corporate bonds, government securities, fixed deposits and non-convertible debentures.
The company says it has built a user base of more than 16 lakh investors and facilitated cumulative investments of over Rs 6,000 crore without defaults on its platform so far. GoldenPi has raised backing from investors including Rainmatter Capital and Utpal Sheth.
The deal comes as Oxyzo expands beyond SME lending into broader credit and investment products. Earlier this year, the company launched Oxyzo Credit Fund I under its alternative investment platform and entered fund management through subsidiary Oxyzo Investment Manager Pvt Ltd.
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