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Founders and senior industry executives told ET that the new draft guidelines released by the RBI on April 22, if implemented in the current

Rubrik, Securonix and Proofpoint reported shorter sale cycles, demand for additional disaster recovery locations and stronger digital ring fences, as the threat of phishing emails and cyberattacks has gone up manifold.

Companies are shortening sales cycles for security solutions. This trend aligns with government focus and new data protection laws. The market is experiencing significant growth as firms prioritize business continuity and data security.

Growth in the core payments business, expansion across credit products and wider adoption of revenue-generating payment instruments like credit cards on UPI, helped payment companies strengthen their bottom lines.

Listed Indian digital payment companies, loss-making for years, finally turned a corner in fiscal 2026 with Pine Labs and Paytm reporting full-year

New-age fintech lenders like Fibe, Navi, and Kreditbee have achieved profitable growth in FY26, demonstrating business maturity despite economic headwinds.

Digital Lenders Growth FY26: New-age fintech lenders like Fibe, Navi, and Kreditbee showcase impressive profitable growth in FY26, countering economic difficulties and preparing for upcoming IPOs. Discover their financial performance and business strategies.

Japan's MUFG is launching a significant $250 million fund for Indian startups. This new fund will focus on early and growth-stage companies, especially in fintech. This move comes as other major investors have slowed their activity. MUFG's initiative aims to fill this gap, backing India's digital growth. The fund could expand to $400 million.

Japan's MUFG is launching a significant $250 million fund for Indian startups. This new fund will focus on early and growth-stage companies, especially in fintech.

Policybazaar faces potential business disruption from IRDAI's proposed commission caps, prompting consideration of an insurance manufacturing license. Yashish Dahiya, the group chairman of PB Fintech, said the company has shared its concerns with the regulator about the potential impact of such caps on the industry, but added that there is still no clarity on the outcome.