Easebuzz posts FY26 profit as revenue rises to Rs 723 crore, GTV touches $50 billion

Pune: Ease does it. Payments and financial infrastructure platform Easebuzz delivered another profitable year in FY26, buoyed by rising merchant adoption, stronger revenue and expanding demand for its sector-focused payments and software offerings.

Easebuzz reported revenue of Rs 723 crore for FY26, up from Rs 659 crore in FY25. The company also posted a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 11.15 crore, extending its record of profitability since inception.

The company said its annual Gross Transaction Value (GTV) reached nearly $50 billion during the year. Easebuzz now serves more than 3 lakh businesses across India and processes over 3 million transactions every day.

FY26 also marked a milestone on the regulatory front, with Easebuzz securing all three key payment aggregator authorisations from the Reserve Bank of India. These include licences for online payments (PA-O), physical payments (PA-P) and cross-border payments (PA-CB), making it one of a select group of fintech firms to hold the complete suite of approvals.

The company also expanded its payments infrastructure by launching Banking Connect IBMB, an interoperable net and mobile banking platform developed in partnership with NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited.

Rather than focusing solely on payment processing, Easebuzz has built industry-specific software solutions that combine payments with financial workflow automation. The platform caters to sectors including education, government, real estate, financial services, healthcare, housing societies, travel and religious institutions, offering integrated payment systems, reconciliation tools and workflow automation.

Commenting on the performance, Easebuzz, managing director and chief executive officer, Rohit Prasad, said, “FY26 has been a defining year for Easebuzz as we strengthened our position as a full-stack payments and financial infrastructure platform through sustained profitable growth, key regulatory milestones and continued product innovation.”

He added, “As businesses increasingly look beyond digitising payment acceptance to automating end-to-end financial operations, our focus on building verticalised payments and sectoral SaaS solutions has enabled us to deepen customer relationships across sectors. Going forward, we will continue investing in technology, compliance and innovation to support the next phase of India’s digital economy while progressing towards our long-term vision of becoming a Financial Operating System for Indian Businesses.”

Easebuzz continued to broaden its payment capabilities during the year, supporting UPI, cards, net banking, wallets, recurring payments, subscriptions, international payments and offline acceptance. At the same time, it strengthened fraud prevention, compliance and risk management systems for merchants.

The company also invested in building a broader financial infrastructure platform that combines payment acceptance, payouts, merchant onboarding, banking integrations, affordability solutions, verification APIs and workflow automation, allowing businesses to manage end-to-end financial operations through a single platform.

Looking ahead, the Pune-based fintech said it is targeting a public listing over the next two to three years, signalling its ambitions to expand further as India’s digital payments ecosystem continues to grow.