Indian fintech company Juspay has secured $60 million in Series D funding, aimed at expanding its presence in the digital payments space and accelerating the development of its proprietary payment technologies. The funding round was led by a mix of new and existing investors, signaling continued confidence in the company’s growth trajectory amid rising demand for seamless online transactions in India.
According to company executives, the new capital will support product innovation, global expansion efforts, and deeper integrations with merchants and financial institutions. Juspay has built a reputation as a key enabler in India’s digital payment ecosystem, offering low-latency payment processing, tokenization, and secure checkout solutions for some of the country’s largest online platforms.
As reported by fintech analysts, Juspay plays a crucial behind-the-scenes role in the operations of companies such as Amazon, Flipkart, and Swiggy, powering millions of daily transactions through its cloud-based infrastructure. The platform focuses on streamlining the user experience while complying with regulatory standards like India’s PCI DSS and UPI mandates.
The funding comes at a pivotal time for India’s financial technology sector, which continues to benefit from growing smartphone adoption, digital commerce penetration, and supportive government policies. With this latest round, Juspay aims to enhance its suite of API-driven tools and expand its “hyperSDK” offering, designed to give merchants high-performance mobile checkout experiences with minimal coding requirements.
According to the company, the investment will also help scale its team and bolster research in advanced security technologies such as biometric authentication and AI-driven fraud detection. The long-term goal is to create a modular payment infrastructure that can support rapid innovation across multiple industries, including banking, e-commerce, and logistics.
Juspay’s success highlights the increasing importance of agile fintech infrastructure in emerging markets, where consumer expectations for fast, frictionless payments are reshaping the competitive landscape. As the company continues to grow, it joins a cohort of Indian fintech firms gaining global recognition for scalable, secure, and regulation-ready platforms.
