Indian fintech Juspay, positioned as one of Asia's largest payment orchestration companies, announced record results for fiscal year 2025 (FY25). The company recorded a net profit of US$14 million and total revenue of US$61 million, representing growth of 61% compared to the previous year. The performance was driven by the expansion in digital transaction volume, broadening of the customer base, increased operational efficiency, and entry into new international markets.
During the fiscal year, the daily transaction volume processed by Juspay grew from 175 million to over 300 million, while the total annual payment volume increased 150%, jumping from US$400 billion to to US$1 trillion. The result reflects the incorporation of major global companies and banks into its network, including Agoda, Amadeus, HSBC, Tiket, and Zurich Insurance, alongside greater efficiency from the optimization of software infrastructure costs.
Driven by this growth, Juspay expanded its international presence and has been operating in Brazil for a year, consolidating its position in the local payment ecosystem. There, it already orchestrates payment solutions for Mastercard and Latam Pass, the loyalty program of Latam Airlines.
“Our continued growth reinforces the strength of our products, our team, and our partnerships,” stated Sheetal Lalwani, co-founder and COO of Juspay. “We managed to maintain profitability while expanding our global presence and strengthening strategic relationships. For fiscal year 2026, we will continue investing in building a secure, interoperable, and next-generation infrastructure that delivers seamless experiences for businesses, banks, and consumers. Our commitment is to sustainable growth, driven by deep technological innovation.”
Juspay's operational plan for 2026 foresees increased investment in innovations while maintaining profitability, focusing on product development, global expansion, and enhancement of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. Key focus areas include:
- Transforming payments through orchestration in high-growth sectors such as airlines, hospitality, online travel agencies, and e-commerce, promoting connectivity and global reach;
- Empowering international banks with a next-generation payment acceptance infrastructure, designed for scalability, reliability, and simpler experiences for merchants;
- Advancing the concept of “agentic commerce,” with intelligent and contextual purchase flows in native AI environments, creating secure and frictionless shopping journeys;
- Leading innovation in authentication, through the use of passkeys and biometrics, reinforcing security and regulatory compliance without compromising the user experience.
Among the next steps, Juspay intends to strengthen its international operations and expand its client portfolio through strategic partnerships in key markets. The company will continue investing in biometric payments within the Pix ecosystem in Brazil, a feature already viewed by experts as having potential the potential to become Brazil's primary payment method due to its ability to reduce transaction times from over 2 minutes to less than 10 seconds.
In parallel, the fintech is directing efforts to enhance its open-source orchestration platform, Hyperswitch, and a suite of technologies aimed at safer and more fluid digital payments. It is also expanding its infrastructure solutions for global banks, with a modern acquirer platform developed to offer greater reliability, scalability, and agility.
