Pay10 has launched a cross-border payments platform, ‘Pay10 World’, alongside a campaign titled “No Borders. Just Business.”, as it looks to simplify international transactions for Indian businesses.
The launch follows the company receiving authorisation from the Reserve Bank of India under the Payment Aggregator – Cross Border (PA-CB) framework, allowing it to offer compliant services for both export and import payments.
Pay10 World is designed to enable businesses to accept international payments through multiple global methods while receiving settlements in Indian rupees. The platform also integrates compliance processes, including automated documentation such as Fira, into a single system.
The accompanying campaign uses short films to highlight common challenges faced by exporters, including delays and complex verification processes, positioning the platform as a simpler alternative.
“Finance has to evolve beyond traditional limitations to meet the needs of a fast-changing global economy. With Pay10 World, we are building future-ready payment infrastructure that connects markets seamlessly and enables fair, open access to global commerce. Our approach is grounded in strong regulatory alignment and a commitment to creating interoperable systems that work across borders, in alignment with India’s Vision 2030 which has played a pivotal role in advancing the national fintech ecosystem to compete globally,” said Prabhpreet Singh Gill (Harry Gill), Founder & Chairman, Pay10.
“With Pay10 World, we are focused on bringing greater predictability and control to cross-border business by simplifying how payments, settlements, and compliance come together. As more Indian businesses expand globally, our aim is to make cross-border transactions more reliable and easier to manage, so they can operate with confidence in international markets,” said Dr. Atul Mehta, CEO, Pay10 India.
In addition to export payments, the platform also supports cross-border imports by allowing Indian businesses to pay overseas merchants in INR, with settlements handled in the merchant’s local currency.
The launch reflects growing demand for streamlined, compliant payment infrastructure as Indian businesses increasingly expand into international markets.
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