Fintech startup IppoPay has partners with Visa to offer business credit cards.
IppoPay claims that this will support small company owners and encourage financial inclusion in rural and tier II and III cities.
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IppoPay, which was established in November 2020, offers business bank accounts, debit cards, and an end-to-end payments stack to its merchants. It benefits companies, independent contractors, home entrepreneurs, and business owners in tier II and tier III cities as well as rural locations.
According to the business, it has made it possible for 500,000 daily wage earners and offline retailers in India’s tier II, tier III, and rural markets to boost their income by accepting online payments, as reported by Entrackr.
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IppoPay will keep working to broaden its customer base, improve its offerings, and achieve financial inclusion in the months to come.
With a history of supporting small businesses, Visa recently went above and above its own goal of enabling 50 million small businesses worldwide, impacting the lives of around 67 million micro and small firms.
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About IppoPay
Fintech startup IppoPay is situated in Chennai. They serve as payment aggregators for companies that get payments from suppliers and clients. They offer complete technology so that companies, both online and off, can take any form of payment.
They promise regular support and administration in the language of their choice, and they target small enterprises, freelancers, homepreneurs, women entrepreneurs, and merchants in the Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns of the Indian market.
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