- EximPe is set to transform cross-border payments by streamlining transactions for digital services, e-commerce platforms, and B2B trade.
- The company also targets a tenfold expansion across the India–Asia corridor by the close of FY2026.
Bengaluru, India | July 15, 2025 — Fintech startup EximPe has received the Payment Aggregator Cross-Border (PA-CB) In-Principle licence from the Reserve Bank of India, marking a major milestone in its mission to build compliant and scalable cross-border payment infrastructure for emerging Asian markets. Notably, EximPe is among the first companies to secure this approval without holding any prior payments licence.
The licence enables EximPe to power cross-border pay-ins and pay-outs across sectors like e-commerce, digital services, and B2B goods trade—unlocking new opportunities for Indian businesses to operate seamlessly across the high-growth India-Asia corridor.
“Securing the PA-CB licence validates our vision and hard work toward building trusted infrastructure for international trade,” said Arjun Zacharia, Founder & CEO. “We’re excited to simplify financial and regulatory complexities for exporters and service providers, and aim to grow our business by 10X by FY 2026.”
Already serving 5,000+ SMEs and having processed over $450 million in transactions, EximPe now transitions from a tech-enabled platform to a fully regulated player, offering frictionless, compliant global payment capabilities to manufacturers, startups, and digital entrepreneurs.
