NPST Secures UPI Switch Mandate from Large Cooperative Bank
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) secured a strategic mandate from a large cooperative bank to deploy its UPI Switch infrastructure via the Bank-in-a-Box platform. This deal allows for recurring SaaS revenue and enables the bank to expand digital payment acceptance and unlock new revenue streams.
This is a new strategic mandate for NPST's Bank-in-a-Box platform, representing a new business line and potential for recurring revenue. While significant, its immediate financial impact is not quantified, suggesting a medium-term growth opportunity.
The announcement highlights a significant business development for NPST, securing a strategic mandate from a cooperative bank for its UPI Switch infrastructure, which is expected to generate recurring revenue and expand the company's market reach.
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has secured a significant strategic mandate from a large cooperative bank to deploy its UPI Switch infrastructure under the Bank-in-a-Box platform. This marks NPST's first order for its Bank-in-a-Box offering within the UPI solutions suite, which utilizes a plug-and-play model. This model allows banks to rapidly deploy scalable, enterprise-grade payment infrastructure with minimal upfront investment, while enabling NPST to generate recurring multi-year SaaS-based revenue.
The deployment will equip the bank to enter the UPI merchant acquiring ecosystem, enabling it to expand digital payment acceptance across its merchant network, unlock new revenue streams, and strengthen digital engagement with its member communities. Deepak Chand Thakur, Co-Founder and CEO of NPST, highlighted that the Bank-in-a-Box platform removes technology barriers for cooperative banks, supporting their growth ambitions in the UPI ecosystem, particularly in merchant acquiring.
Launched last year, NPST's Bank-in-a-Box is a ready-to-deploy digital banking platform designed to accelerate digital transformation for small, mid-sized, and cooperative banks. It integrates digital payments processing and merchant acquiring across offline and online channels, complemented by AI-powered fraud monitoring and an omnichannel Banking SuperApp offering over 400 services.
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