Getepay Secures RBI Nod to Operate as Online Payment Aggregator
Digital payments and merchant enablement platform Getepay has received final authorisation from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to operate as a Payment Aggregator (PA) under the central bank’s regulatory framework. This approval enables Getepay to officially offer online payment services across India.
Since its inception, Getepay has catered to over 1.5 million merchants spanning various categories, including kirana stores, micro-retailers, e-commerce sellers, educational institutions, service providers, and small-scale manufacturers.
With the RBI’s final nod, Getepay plans to scale its operations nationwide, enhance its merchant offerings, and onboard millions of small businesses, especially in Tier 2, Tier 3 cities, and rural regions.
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“We started Getepay with the belief that every small merchant in India whether in a remote village or a bustling city deserves access to simple, secure, and scalable digital tools,” said Pravin Sharma, Founder and CEO of Getepay. “With this RBI license, we are now ready to deepen that impact, scale across Bharat, and empower MSMEs with not just payments but complete commerce enablement.”
Backed by investors focused on grassroots impact, Getepay aims to support India’s MSME ecosystem with a suite of digital tools that go beyond payments. This includes solutions for digital storefronts, inventory management, GST billing, and more.
“Getepay isn’t just another fintech. It’s grounded in Bharat and solving structural problems for small merchants,” said Mahavir Pratap Sharma, angel investor. “The RBI license reinforces their credibility. I believe Getepay is poised to become a key force in reshaping how small businesses participate in the digital economy.”
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With a mission to formalise over 10 million MSMEs, Getepay’s RBI license marks a significant step toward deeper financial inclusion and digital empowerment in India’s underserved markets.
Disclaimer: This post is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Please consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.
