Radiant Cash Management Services amends MOA to include digital payments
Radiant Cash Management Services received shareholder approval on December 8, 2025, to amend its MOA, enabling expansion into digital payments and operation as a Payment Aggregator/Gateway, pending regulatory approvals.
The expansion into digital payments could open new revenue streams and market opportunities for the company, but it is subject to regulatory approvals.
The announcement indicates a strategic expansion into the digital payments ecosystem, which is likely to be viewed favorably by investors.
* Shareholders approved amendments to the Memorandum of Association (MOA) on December 8, 2025, via postal ballot. * The amendments include the insertion of new sub-clauses under Clause III(A) - Main Objects. * This allows the company to expand into the digital payments ecosystem and operate as a Payment Aggregator/Payment Gateway, pending regulatory approvals from the RBI and other authorities. * The company aims to build a "phygital" platform integrating cash management and digital payment processing.
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