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M1xchange

Can a regulated TReDS marketplace become the dominant working-capital infrastructure for India's entire MSME supply chain, including deep-tier MSME-to-MSME financing?

Founded2017
HQIndia
FoundersSundeep Mohindru
IndustryFintech / Lending
The story

Founded in 2017 as one of only three RBI-licensed TReDS platforms in India, M1xchange operates as a digital marketplace enabling MSMEs to discount invoices through a network of 74+ bank and NBFC financiers. The platform has progressively expanded from a corporate-buyer-centric model to a deep-tier 'Small-to-Small' (S2S) model, allowing MSME buyers to also initiate invoice discounting for their MSME suppliers — broadening the addressable market significantly. A partnership with Mastercard signals ambitions toward digitizing and standardizing the underlying invoice discounting infrastructure at scale.

Last 12 months
2026-05
2024-01
Product timeline
2015
Reserve Bank of India granted in-principle approval to Mynd Solutions Pvt Ltd to set up a Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) platform.· lending
2017
M1xchange launched on April 7, 2017 as an RBI-licensed TReDS digital marketplace for MSME invoice discounting across India.· lending
2023
Platform surpassed Rs 170,000 crore in total bills discounted, with 65+ bank/NBFC financiers and 50,000+ MSMEs onboarded.· lending
2024
Mastercard partnership announced to roll out a digital invoice discounting solution on the TReDS platform.· lending
2025
Launched Small-to-Small (S2S) financing platform enabling MSME-to-MSME trade receivables discounting, extending TReDS beyond corporate buyers.· lending
2026
S2S platform crossed Rs 1,400 crore in year-to-date throughput with ~Rs 100 crore monthly volumes; targets doubling by FY27.· lending
Regulated entities
TReDS License (Payment and Settlement System Act 2007)
India (RBI) · 2017
Mynd Solutions Pvt Ltd (operating M1xchange)
The stack
Lending
Invoice discounting (TReDS)Trade receivables discounting for MSMEsSmall-to-Small (S2S) MSME-to-MSME invoice financingWorking capital financing via 74+ bank/NBFC financiers
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