Razorpay partners with NBBL to launch mobile-first NetBanking solution
01 Jul 2026, 01:31 PMExisting Razorpay merchants can access the feature without any additional integration, as it is already available through the company's checkout ecosystem.
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Fintech firm Razorpay has partnered with NPCI Bharat BillPay Ltd (NBBL) to launch Banking Connect, a mobile-first NetBanking solution aimed at simplifying digital payments for businesses and consumers by replacing fragmented bank integrations with a single unified platform.
The solution enables merchants to connect with multiple participating banks through one integration, eliminating the need to integrate separately with each bank, a statement said. Customers, meanwhile, can complete payments through banking apps, intent-based payment journeys and QR-powered flows, reducing redirects and repeated credential entry during checkout.
It added the platform streamlines settlements and reconciliation through a unified framework. Existing Razorpay merchants can access the feature without any additional integration, as it is already available through the company's checkout ecosystem.
The service currently supports banks including State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Federal Bank, AU Small Finance Bank and YES Bank, with more banking partners expected to be added over time.
"Through Banking Connect, we endeavour to bring those standards to NetBanking, helping businesses offer a more seamless experience while preserving the trust and familiarity that make it such an important payment method," said Arif Khan, CIO, Razorpay Technologies
Noopur Chaturvedi, managing director and chief executive officer of NBBL, said the platform has been built to create a future-ready and interoperable payment infrastructure. She added that the partnership with Razorpay will help expand Banking Connect's reach and accelerate the adoption of modern NetBanking experiences across India.
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