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    Infibeam Avenues reports 55% jump in profits at Rs 147 crore for FY24

    Infibeam Avenues, the Ahmedabad-based company behind CCAvenue payment gateway and BuildaBazaar enterprise software, saw its annual revenue soar by 61% to Rs 3,171 crore in FY24, compared to Rs 1,962 crore the previous year. Profit after tax also jumped significantly, rising 55% to Rs 147 crore from Rs 94.6 crore.

    Infibeam Avenues picks up 20% stake in US-based AI company XDuce

    Infibeam Avenues acquires 20% stake in XDuce for $10 million to boost international business and support US growth of CCAvenue. Rajesh Kumar, CEO of Phronetic.AI, highlights the integration of PhroneticAI capabilities with XDuce. XDuce offers business application implementations and integration services to a clientele including Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank.

    CCAvenue UAE launches QR Code solutions in Dubai

    The Indian listed fintech wants to tap the broader omnichannel payments market opening up worldwide.

    Infibeam Avenues receives RBI in-principle nod for payment aggregator licence

    In March this year, the RBI issued a framework under which payment aggregators are mandated to obtain a license for acquiring merchants and providing them with digital payments acceptance solutions.

    IAMAI calls founders meet to discuss Google's decision to make its billing system compulsory for in-app purchases

    Google has made it compulsory for developers to use Google Play Billing system as the only method of payment for in-app purchases. The policy is applicable for purchase of digital goods and not physical goods.

    Digital payments slip 30% on Covid-19 curbs

    Digital transactions processed by leading firms, both online and offline, are bearing the brunt due to restrictions in place to prevent a Covid-19 outbreak. It has especially impacted the air travel, hospitality and retail sectors. While customer traffic on digital channels are still high, the value of transactions has significantly declined.

    The Economic Times
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