Radiant Cash Management Subsidiary Reports ₹3.13 Crore Fraud by Former Employee
Radiant Cash Management's subsidiary, RadiantAcemoney, reported fraud by a former employee involving ₹3.13 crore. The incident occurred between July 2025 and February 2026. The company stated the consolidated impact is not material and has reported the matter to authorities, strengthening internal controls.
While the direct financial impact on the subsidiary is significant at ₹3.13 crore, the company explicitly states that the consolidated impact on the listed entity is not material. However, the nature of the fraud and the involvement of a former employee warrant a medium impact assessment due to potential reputational concerns.
The announcement details a fraud and default incident involving a former employee and external parties, leading to a financial loss at the subsidiary level.
Radiant Cash Management Services Limited announced that its subsidiary, Aceware Fintech Services Private Limited (RadiantAcemoney), has identified irregularities in its operations. During routine monitoring, unusual debit activity was detected in vendor accounts used for Domestic Money Transfer (DMT) transactions. RadiantAcemoney immediately suspended affected functionalities and initiated an internal review, including a forensic audit by an external agency.
The investigation revealed unauthorized and fraudulent activities conducted by a former employee in collusion with external parties, who misused system access credentials. This resulted in the artificial inflation of Business Correspondent (BC) Agent dashboard balances and unauthorized transactions. The forensic report confirmed that no current employees of the subsidiary were involved.
The fraudulent activity is estimated to have occurred between July 2025 and February 2026, affecting a limited number of BC Agent accounts. The estimated financial exposure at the subsidiary level is approximately ₹3.13 crore, subject to reconciliation and potential recovery. The company stated that the consolidated financial impact on Radiant Cash Management Services Limited is not material.
RadiantAcemoney has taken immediate actions, including system restrictions, forming an internal investigation committee, engaging forensic experts, informing statutory auditors, and filing complaints with law enforcement and cybercrime authorities. The findings were reviewed by the Audit Committee and Board of RadiantAcemoney, and subsequently by the Company's Audit Committee on April 15, 2026. The subsidiary is also implementing a comprehensive program to strengthen internal controls and technology infrastructure to prevent recurrence.
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Radiant Cash Management Services Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under fraud/defaults disclosure. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it medium impact: worth reading, rarely worth acting on by itself.
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