Juspay, a company providing payment infrastructure for banks and enterprises, has secured a $50m Series D follow-on round, with WestBridge Capital as the lead investor.  

The latest investment brings Juspay’s valuation to $1.2bn. 

The funding round consisted of both primary and secondary components, giving early investors and employees with ESOPs an opportunity to sell shares.  

This is the second time within a year that such a liquidity event has taken place at the company. 

In a statement, WestBridge Capital partner Deepak Ramineedi said: “Juspay has consistently demonstrated an ability to stay ahead of the curve by building robust, future-ready technology that powers the world’s most demanding payment ecosystems,”  

Juspay reported annualised total payment volume (TPV) now surpassing $1tn. 

The platform claims to handle more than 300 million transactions daily for a roster of clients including Agoda, Amazon, Flipkart, Google, HSBC, IndiGo, Swiggy, Zepto and Zurich Insurance.

Responding to Electronic Payments International’s queries on expansion plans, the fintech infrastructure player said it is concentrating on organic expansion.

While acquisitions are not the stated focus, Juspay has clearly defined a broad set of priority geographies for its global push, citing the EU, UK, US, APAC, MENA and LATAM as key regions it is targeting.

Juspay emphasises plans to develop payments infrastructure designed to be open-source and interoperable. 

Juspay COO and co-founder Sheetal Lalwani added: “Our focus over the last decade has been on solving the core complexities of global payments through first-principles engineering & design. 

“As we scale globally, we are grateful for the continued trust of our partners. This round reflects our growth and provides liquidity opportunities for our early investors and team members who have been part of this journey. We welcome WestBridge Capital as a partner as we build the next generation of payments infrastructure.”

Operationally, Juspay is scaling while remaining profitable. Late last year, the company reported record FY25 results, posting $14m in profit and $61m in revenue, up 61% year on year. 

The group said: “It has become one of the few profitable fintech infrastructure firms operating at a genuine global scale.”

Founded in 2012 and based in Bangalore, Juspay employs over 1,500 staff members across locations such as San Francisco, Dublin, São Paulo, Singapore and Dubai. 

In April 2025, Juspay raised $60m in Series D funding through a combination of primary and secondary investments.  

Kedaara Capital led that round with SoftBank and Accel participating.  

That same month saw the launch of Juspay’s Singapore office to support expansion in the Asia-Pacific digital payments market.