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With the final approval, Razorpay can support international money movement, including global investments, collections and settlements, through its GIFT City-based infrastructure.
The searches were carried out on October 27 covering entities operating the Mudrex and Saber.money platforms, along with the decentralised finance (DeFi) protocol Instadapp.
With the latest approval, PayGlocal plans to strengthen its international payments infrastructure from GIFT City while continuing to build its technology and operational capabilities in India.
PhonePe said the partnership builds on its Visa device tokenisation offering launched in February 2025.
Circle will also grant Tazapay employees restricted stock units worth an aggregate $25 million after the acquisition closes.
PayGlocal said that the FinCEN registration will help it build the compliance, banking and payments infrastructure needed to support its US operations.
Unobanc adds to a list of strategic or acquisition deals made by Zaggle in the past years.
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With the new licence, Skydo can facilitate both incoming and outgoing payments between India and Canada, including local fund collections and payouts.
The ED alleged that these platforms advertised instant cross-border money transfer services using cryptocurrencies despite not being authorised payment system operators.
With these approvals, Skydo can now facilitate both incoming and outgoing international transactions for Indian businesses.
The startup also received its final approval from the RBI to act as a payment aggregator for cross-border transactions.
This authorization empowers EximPe to facilitate international businesses in accepting payments from Indian consumers using UPI and various domestic payment channels.
Payoneer's platform currently serves clients across more than 190 countries and territories.
Last year, Skydo raised $10 million in a Series A funding led by Susquehanna Asia Venture Capital.
The authorization also allows the Mumbai-based company to process cross-border payments for both inbound and outbound flows from India.
This comes after Paytm received the central bank's final approval to operate as a payment aggregator last month.
The funding round also saw participation from individual investors including Kunal Shah, founder, Cred.
Sridhar earlier held leadership roles at BNP Paribas, Citibank and Deutsche Bank.
The license permits Razorpay to enable both inward and outward cross-border payments for businesses.
