CAMS informs about newspaper publication regarding Payment Aggregator business transfer
CAMS published a notice on Dec 9, 2025, regarding the transfer of its Payment Aggregator business to CAMSPay, with operations ceasing by Dec 31, 2025, subject to regulatory approval.
The transfer of the Payment Aggregator business to a subsidiary could have a moderate impact on the company's operations and stakeholders.
The announcement is a disclosure about a business transfer and does not contain overtly positive or negative information.
* CAMS has published a public notice on December 9, 2025, in Business Standard (English & Hindi Edition) and Maalai Murasu (Tamil Edition) regarding the transfer of its Payment Aggregator business. * The transfer involves carving out the Payment Aggregator business and transferring it to its Wholly Owned Subsidiary, CAMSPay. * CAMS received a 'No Objection' letter from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on August 20, 2025, for the business transfer. * CAMSPay is awaiting a fresh Certificate of Authorisation (CoA) from RBI to carry out the payment aggregator business. * CAMS will stop its Payment Aggregator operations from December 31, 2025, the provisional effective date, subject to CAMSPay obtaining the CoA. * Stakeholders, including Customers, Merchants, and Vendors, will be informed individually fifteen days before the transfer date. * CAMS will ensure necessary procedures for repaying liabilities to customers/merchants and will not incur fresh liabilities during the drawdown of Payment system operations after the transfer.
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