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VIYONA strengthens India payments push with banking integrations

By Parth Prabhudesai

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VIYONA Fintech has completed its technology and certification framework for several major digital payment infrastructure layers, strengthening its position in India’s growing FinTech ecosystem.

The Hyderabad-based company announced that it has completed integrations covering UPI Acquirer, UPI Issuer, IMPS, and Interoperable Banking Mobile Banking (IBMB) capabilities. The development places VIYONA among a relatively small group of FinTech infrastructure providers building end-to-end payment orchestration systems aligned with the standards of the National Payments Corporation of India.

The company said the milestone forms part of its broader strategy to expand digital banking and payment infrastructure services across India.

Over the past two years, VIYONA Fintech has been building integrations with multiple banking institutions to support collections, payouts, and payment processing services. The firm has also been working on connected banking systems, digital onboarding platforms, and interoperable payment routing technologies aimed at improving financial access.

Founded by entrepreneur Ravindranath Yarlagadda, the company focuses on developing FinTech infrastructure solutions for semi-urban and rural markets, where digital banking adoption continues to expand.

India’s digital payments sector has witnessed rapid growth in recent years, driven by increasing adoption of UPI-based transactions, mobile banking services, and real-time payment systems. FinTech infrastructure firms are increasingly playing a key role in enabling banks and financial institutions to scale digital payment offerings more efficiently.

By completing these certification and infrastructure capabilities, VIYONA aims to strengthen its ability to support banks, financial institutions, and businesses seeking interoperable and scalable payment solutions.

The company’s latest development also reflects the broader shift within India’s FinTech industry toward integrated payment ecosystems that combine banking, onboarding, payments, and transaction routing within unified digital infrastructure platforms.

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