Indian businesses going global have long dealt with the same frustrations — slow settlements, opaque compliance steps, and payment systems that weren’t built with them in mind. Pay10, an RBI-regulated payments provider, is directly targeting that gap with the launch of Pay10 World on March 30, 2026, backed by its “No Borders. Just Business.” campaign and full authorisation under the RBI’s Payment Aggregator – Cross Border (PA-CB) framework for both export and import transactions.
What Pay10 World Actually Does
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Multi-currency Acceptance | International customers pay in their local currency |
| INR Settlements | Indian businesses receive all settlements in INR |
| FIRA Automation | Foreign Inward Remittance Advice generated automatically |
| Import Support | Indian buyers pay in INR; Pay10 settles merchants in their currency |
| Compliance | Fully authorised under RBI PA-CB framework |
| Ecosystem | Connects global payment methods to India’s real-time payments network |
The platform works in both directions — exporters can accept international payments without managing multiple currency accounts or manual compliance paperwork, while importers can pay for global purchases in INR and let Pay10 handle the compliant settlement to overseas merchants. FIRA generation, which is one of the most tedious compliance requirements for Indian exporters receiving foreign remittances, is automated entirely within the platform.
Why the Timing Is Right
India’s cross-border commerce ambitions have outpaced the payment infrastructure available to most small and mid-sized businesses. The RBI’s PA-CB framework, introduced to bring structure and compliance to cross-border payment aggregators, has created a clearer regulatory pathway — and Pay10’s full authorisation under that framework puts it in a small group of players legally equipped to offer compliant export and import payment services at scale.
The “No Borders. Just Business.” campaign uses three short brand films to illustrate common exporter pain points — slow processes, multiple verification loops, currency confusion — in a deliberately light and relatable tone. The films are worth a watch for any founder who has dealt with international payment headaches firsthand.
With India’s fintech sector continuing to mature under the RBI’s Vision 2030 framework, platforms like Pay10 World represent exactly the kind of infrastructure that India’s growing export economy needs. For more fintech and payments news, visit TechnoSports.
