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Aurionpro

Can Aurionpro convert its 25-year financial technology software heritage into a full-stack regulated payments and banking infrastructure platform for banks and corporates across Asia?

Founded1997
HQMumbai, India
IndustryInfrastructure / Payments
The story

Founded in 1997 as a broad IT services and solutions company, Aurionpro pivoted through a series of strategic acquisitions (2005–2010) and product investments (2010–2018) to build a financial technology stack for banks and corporates. Between 2018–2020, the company divested non-core assets and relaunched as 'Aurionpro 2.0', an IP-led technology vendor focused on banking, payments, lending, and transit. The Singapore subsidiary Aurionpro Payments launched a B2B payment platform in 2022 and obtained RBI payment aggregator authorization in 2024, signaling a strategic move from pure software vendor to regulated payments infrastructure provider in India and Southeast Asia.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
1997
Aurionpro Solutions Limited founded in India as a technology company.· pivot
2005
Aurionpro completed IPO and began strategic acquisitions to build out financial technology portfolio.· ipo
2018
Strategic divestments of non-core businesses to focus on IP-led financial technology.· pivot
2020
Launched 'Aurionpro 2.0' strategy focused on IP-led growth across banking, payments, and transit.· pivot
2022
Singapore-based subsidiary Aurionpro Payments launched AuroPayBiz, a cloud-based B2B invoice payment platform, partnering with Stripe and Worldpay.· banking
2024
Aurionpro Payments received RBI authorization and went live as an online payment aggregator in India, announced at Global Fintech Fest 2024.· banking
Regulated entities
Payment Aggregator Authorization
India (RBI) · 2024
Aurionpro Payments
The stack
Payments / PSP
StripeWorldpay
Lending
Integro Lending – corporate lending software platformSupplier Financing / Invoice Financing (Financial Supply Chain Management)Working Capital FinanceTrade Finance
Accounting
QuickBooks
Accounting gap: minor