TranServ claims a total of 10 million users. It processes about $15 million per month through its APIs, which let merchants integrate payment tools into their own software, with clients including BookMyShow, PayU, Ixigo, and Askmebazaar.
The company plans to launch new products, including micro-loan services, new non-payment features for its API stack, and online meal vouchers for companies that still issue paper coupons to their employees. It will also continue developing its mobile wallet app Udio.
TranServ co-founder and CEO Anish Williams says that Udio, which lets users split bills and send money to one another, was one of the first peer-to-peer transaction apps in India.
TranServ, one of several companies digitizing payments in India, said today that it has secured a Series C of $15 million to develop new financial products. The round was led by IDFC Spice Fund and Micromax Informatics. Returning investors Nirvana and Faering Capital India also participated. Micromax, one of India’s largest smartphone makers by market share, is also one of the startup’s strategic partners. The two companies recently signed a deal with Visa to offer mobile payment services, including NFC-based contactless payments on Micromax devices.
