SaaS Fintech Firm Platform Signzy Secures INR 210 Crore

Leading digital banking infrastructure enabler Signzy said that it had raised INR 210 Crore (US$26 Million) from Gaja Capital and its existing investors, Vertex Ventures and Arkam Ventures, in its latest funding round.

The Bengaluru-based Fintech SaaS company added that it would use the fresh capital to enhance its "No-code Workflow Digitalization" platform and solutions, as it targets greater adoption of its platform by a global banking and financial services clientele.

Ankit Ratan, CEO of Signzy said: "The financial services industry is undergoing a massive and multi-year digital transformation and we have only seen the tip of the iceberg so far. Signzy has seen strong adoption of its No-code product by financial services companies as they start on their once-in-a-lifetime digital transformation journey. The solution has been developed from the ground up to allow banks and financial services providers to roll out and offer fintech-like user experiences in a matter of days, not months or years. We are also thrilled that Gaja Capital has come on board in support of our vision, as we remain committed to providing world-class digital transformation experiences to a growing number of clients around the world. This investment will help us to drive adoption and build the product further to support this long-term vision."

Gopal Jain, Managing Partner, Gaja Capital said: "The team at Signzy has really impressed us with their No-code digitalization platform for the financial services industry, which we believe is the first of its kind anywhere in the world and solves real pain points for their customers. Their technology has been enabling banks to undergo rapid transformation without changing the underlying legacy systems. Ankit, Arpit and Ankur have built a truly unique and world-class product out of India and we are glad to partner with them as they work towards greater market penetration and adoption of their platform in markets around the world."

Source: Finextra