GVP Infotech Secures Payment Aggregator License from RBI
GVP Infotech Limited has received a Payment Aggregator license from the RBI, enabling online, physical, and cross-border payment services. The company must maintain ₹25 crore net-worth by March 31, 2026, and launch cross-border services within six months.
Obtaining a Payment Aggregator license from the RBI is crucial for the company's core business and expansion into digital payment services, significantly impacting its growth potential.
The company has received a key license from the RBI, which is a significant positive development for its business operations.
GVP Infotech Limited (formerly Fourth Dimension Solutions Limited) has announced that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has granted it a certificate of authorisation to operate as a Payment Aggregator. This authorisation covers online, physical, and cross-border transactions (inward & outward).
The company received the certificate via email on December 17, 2025. This new license allows GVP Infotech to provide digital payment services. The RBI has stipulated that the company must maintain a minimum net-worth of ₹25 crore by March 31, 2026, and on an ongoing basis. GVP Infotech is also required to launch its cross-border payment services within six months from the date of the Certificate of Authorisation (CoA), which is December 16, 2025.
This new CoA replaces the previously issued CoA no. 169/2024 dated January 29, 2024. The company is also advised to report any unusual incidents, including cyber-attacks or system outages, to the RBI within six hours of occurrence.
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