fintech company Cred has received in-principle approval by the banking regulator Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for the payment aggregator (PA) business,
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Meanwhile, CCAvenue, Innoviti Payments and MSwipe have received their final PA license recently.
Payment Aggregator business usually works as a third-party service provider bridge allowing users to make payment and businesses to accept payments online through various modes including UPI, debit & credit card, e-wallets, and many more.
Cred is a reward-based credit card payments app, which was founded by Kunal Shah in 2018. It also lets users to make house rent payments and also works as short-term credit provider.
Earlier, RBI had given in-principle approval to Reliance Payment and Pine Labs to work as payment aggregator business in the past one year. The in-principle approval license of RBI takes around nine months to one year.