Fintech firm PayRupy has entered into a strategic partnership with BRISKPE to roll out a unified payments platform that combines domestic and cross-border transactions. The initiative is aimed at strengthening India’s digital payments ecosystem and supporting businesses with global ambitions.
PayRupy, founded by Moiz Chohan (CEO) and Firas Chohan (CTO), has built its presence in the domestic payments space by focusing on reliability and transparency. The tie-up with BRISKPE, one of India’s first licensed Payment Aggregators – Cross Border (PA-CB), marks its entry into international money movement.
According to the companies, the integrated platform will cater to exporters, SMEs, freelancers, and enterprises that require secure and compliant cross-border solutions. By bringing local and global payment rails under a single framework, the partnership seeks to make international money transfers as seamless as domestic transactions.
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“This partnership with BRISKPE marks a defining step in our journey from Bharat to the world,” said Moiz Chohan, Founder and CEO of PayRupy. “Together, we are creating a one-stop ecosystem that empowers businesses and individuals to connect globally with confidence.”
Sanjay Tripathy, Co-Founder and CEO of BRISKPE, added: “By combining PayRupy’s domestic expertise with our cross-border infrastructure, we are building a simple and compliant payments framework that strengthens Bharat’s role in the global economy.”
The collaboration highlights the rising importance of compliance-first models in fintech, especially as regulators push for greater oversight in cross-border flows. It positions both PayRupy and BRISKPE as enablers of borderless financial empowerment, offering a secure and scalable platform for users at home and abroad.
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