Juspay has secured $50 million in new funding from WestBridge Capital, valuing the company at $1.2 billion and bolstering its global expansion efforts as demand for enterprise-class payments infrastructure increases.
The Series D follow-on round includes a mix of primary and secondary investments. The secondary element provides liquidity to early backers and employees who hold ESOPs. This is the second liquidity event of this type facilitated by the company in the past year.
The funding comes after a year of strong growth for Juspay, with total annual payment volume now exceeding $1 trillion. The company processes more than 300 million transactions daily for a range of global customers, including Amazon, Google, HSBC, Agoda, Flipkart, IndiGo, Swiggy, Zepto and Zurich Insurance.
Juspay has steadily expanded beyond its home market and now operates in Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe, the UK and North America. The company positions itself as a foundational payment infrastructure provider, building modular, interoperable and open source systems designed to serve merchants, banks and payment networks at scale.
The latest investment will support Juspay’s further international expansion and evolution of its platform, including advances in artificial intelligence aimed at improving workforce productivity and enhancing the merchant experience.
Sheetal Lalwani, co-founder and chief operating officer of Juspay, said the funding reflects the company’s long-term approach to solving complex problems in global payments.
“Over the last decade, we have focused on solving the core complexities of global payments through world-class technology and design,” said Lalwani. “As we expand globally, this round reflects our growth and provides liquidity for early investors and team members who have been part of this journey. We are pleased to welcome WestBridge Capital as a partner in building the next generation of payments infrastructure.”
WestBridge Capital said its belief in Juspay was based on the company’s ability to evolve alongside the payments ecosystem. Deepak Ramineedi, partner at WestBridge Capital, said Juspay has always stayed ahead of changes in the industry.
“They have evolved from a payment orchestration platform to a full-stack UPI platform and now to a core payment infrastructure provider for banks,” he said. “Their focus on deep tech innovation, combined with sustainable and profitable growth, differentiates them in the fintech space.”
The investment highlights the growing global need for a robust, scalable payments infrastructure as digital commerce volumes increase worldwide. With total funding now approaching $300 million, Juspay is positioning itself as a critical backbone for the next phase of global growth in digital payments.
