Brazilian payment company Ebanx set to start India operations with Yes Bank
ETtech.com - 2024-05-07T04:38:00.000Z

Brazilian payments major Ebanx is set to offer cross-border merchant payments in India in partnership with private sector lender Yes Bank. It will offer payments infrastructure for global brands looking to sell to Indian consumers, who can use Ebanx to pay through the local currency and by using local payment methods. Besides the card payment modes, Indian consumers will also be able to pay via Unified Payments Interface (UPI), RuPay cards and other domestic payment systems.“We have partnered...

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