Jio Payment Solutions launches cross-border payments platform for Indian exporters
Jio Payment Solutions has launched an RBI-authorised platform enabling Indian exporters, online sellers and digital businesses to accept international payments via virtual accounts, cards and local payment rails.
What happened
Jio Payment Solutions launched an RBI-authorised cross-border payment platform enabling Indian exporters, online sellers and digital businesses to accept
Why this matters
The launch positions Jio Payment Solutions as a potential payments partner for export platforms, marketplaces and SaaS providers seeking localised international collections for Indian merchants.
What to watch
- Published pricing versus banks, PayPal, Stripe, Payoneer, Razorpay and other cross-border payment providers.
- Number of supported currencies, countries, local rails and card schemes.
- Merchant onboarding times, KYC rejection rates and RBI compliance disclosures.
- Partnership announcements with e-commerce platforms, marketplaces, export bodies or logistics firms.
- Evidence of volume growth among D2C exporters, SaaS firms and freelance/service exporters.
- Launch of FX, escrow, working-capital or merchant-lending products.
- Target Shopify, WooCommerce, ONDC-linked and marketplace sellers with simplified onboarding and low-fee introductory pricing.
- Add multi-currency balances, faster INR settlement, FX-rate locks and reconciliation tools to improve exporter retention.
- Pursue partnerships with logistics platforms, export councils, accounting software and e-commerce enablers.
- Use transaction histories to offer merchant credit, invoice financing or settlement advances, subject to regulatory approvals.
- Expand supported corridors and local payment methods in key demand markets including the US, UK, Gulf and Southeast Asia.