Worldline Gets RBI Nod To Facilitate Cross-Border Online Transactions For Import-Export

New Delhi: Digital bills company Worldline ePayments India Private Limited on Tuesday introduced that it has gained authorisation from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to perform as an Export-Import Payment Aggregator – Cross-Border.

According to a commentary from its dad or mum company, Worldline India, this authorisation permits Worldline ePayments India to facilitate cross-border on-line transactions for the import and export of products and products and services. Worldline ePayments India gained the legit communique from the RBI on May 21, 2025.

Ramesh Narasimhan, Chief Executive Officer – India, Worldline, stated, “We’ve been present in the Indian market for over two decades and have established a leadership position across sectors. We serve merchants in diverse segments such as e-commerce, BFSI, retail, utilities, education, travel, and hospitality.”

“This authorisation from the RBI is a strong endorsement of our unwavering commitment to the Indian market. It reaffirms our focus on regulatory compliance and underscores the importance of a secure and well-regulated payments ecosystem,” added Narasimhan.

In addition to the newly granted Payment Aggregator – Cross-Border (PA-CB) licence, the corporate commentary stated Worldline ePayments India may be authorized to perform as a web-based fee aggregator (PA) and a Bharat Bill Payment Operating Unit (BBPOU), enabling virtual bills for home traders around the nation.

In India, Worldline is a number one omnichannel bills generation participant, development a strong fee ecosystem for over 26 years. Worldline stated it’s the most popular spouse for over 30 main private and non-private sector banks, in addition to key sectors corresponding to NBFCs, insurance coverage corporations, e-commerce companies, startups, retail manufacturers, and lodge chains, amongst others.