
Vayana

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About Vayana
Vayana is India's Largest Supply Chain Finance Platform offering a range of Trade credit and Trade
enablement solutions for all the tiers of Supply Chains. Financing close to USD 35 Billion+ till date
with over 3,00,000 enterprises across 3,000+ supply chains, Vayana is the preferred partner in
supply chain finance. As an RBI licensed Payment Aggregator, Vayana operates as one of India’s largest B2B payment platforms.
Vayana connects corporates and their trade ecosystems to provide digital, convenient, and
affordable access to credit for their payables and receivables. With its proprietary technology,
Vayana has processed over 5 million financing transactions and offers a zero-change experience to customers. The network today spans across 600 cities and 2000+ pin codes in India and extends to 23 countries around the globe.
To enable credit flow to deep tiers of the supply chains, Vayana also offers risk assessment and monitoring solutions for supply chains. The company is increasingly catering to the smallest of MSMEs in the long tail of supply chains.
Vayana is India’s largest GSP (GST Suvidha Provider), facilitating GST, E-Way bill filing and E-invoicing for numerous corporates and lakhs of SMEs. This platform has processed over 8 billion GSP API calls, with zero downtime since its launch with 1 in every 4 e-invoices being generated through Vayana.
To help businesses assess risk in their distribution networks and supply chains, Rubix Data Sciences, a Vayana group company, offers the award-winning Rubix ARMS™ Platform for monitoring credit, supplier, and counter-party risk of their customers, distributors, dealers, suppliers, and borrowers. 1300 corporates, banks, credit insurance companies, and fintechs depend on Rubix to annually assess and monitor the risk of over 300,000 businesses in India and overseas.
Furthering its objective of bringing Supply Chain Finance to every business, Vayana is one of the first entities to operationalise its ITFS (International Trade Finance Services) platform through Vayana TradeXchange at GIFT City, under the guidelines issued by International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
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Rating by Women Employees | 3.3 Average rated by 4 women | 3.8 Good rated by 51 women | 4.4 Good rated by 71 women | 2.7 Poor rated by 34 women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.2 Average rated by 34 men | 3.2 Average rated by 186 men | 3.7 Good rated by 376 men | 3.6 Good rated by 303 men |
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Vayana Salaries
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Vayana News
Digital Finance Platforms Fill MSMEs’ Financing Gap in Asian Developing Markets
- Digital finance platforms are addressing the financing gap for MSMEs in Asian developing markets, offering easier access to capital and enhancing financial inclusion.
- The ASEAN Access to Digital Finance study shared insights on how fintech is improving MSME access to finance, based on a survey of 819 MSME users in several countries.
- MSMEs in developing markets faced challenges securing funding from banks, leading them to turn to digital finance providers.
- Factors like convenience, customer service, better approval rates, and speed of fund disbursement influence MSMEs' choice of fintech providers.
- Financing through digital platforms led to business growth, with many MSMEs expanding operations, purchasing assets, and experiencing revenue and customer base growth.
- Digital finance platforms are also increasing financial inclusion and literacy among MSMEs through the use of savings accounts, credit products, and payment services.
- While digital finance solutions have been inclusive, there remains a significant financing gap for MSMEs in Asia, indicating growth opportunities for financial service providers.
- The financing gap for MSMEs in developing markets is estimated at US$5.7 trillion, with barriers like lack of credit history and collateral hindering access to traditional financing.
- Alternative finance platforms in Asia, like Vayana, Micro Connect, iFarmer, Funding Societies, and Validus, are leveraging technology to address traditional barriers in lending.
- Digital finance platforms are crucial for supporting the growth and sustainability of MSMEs in developing markets, impacting their business performance and financial engagement positively.

Vayana Gets NBFC Licence From RBI, Eyes $20 Mn Fundraise: Report
- Supply chain financing platform Vayana has received an NBFC licence from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
- Vayana plans to raise an additional $20 Mn (INR 173.88 Cr) in funding to fuel its NBFC business.
- The NBFC licence will enable Vayana to sign co-lending partnerships with large lenders and operate as an aggregator platform.
- Vayana has raised over $77 Mn in funding to date and counts names such as CDC Group, IFC, Jungle Ventures, and PayU as its backers.

Supply chain finance startup Vayana bags NBFC licence, set to raise $20 million
- Pune-based supply chain finance startup Vayana has received an NBFC license from the Reserve Bank of India.
- Vayana is seeking to raise an additional $20 million in funding, mainly for its NBFC business.
- The startup offers invoice discounting and trade financing and claims to process a billion dollars in financing monthly.
- Vayana can now enter co-lending partnerships with large lenders, taking part of the loan exposure on its own books.

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