IndPay Appoints Amit Singh As Chief Financial Officer
IndPay has appointed Amit Singh as Chief Financial Officer to lead financial strategy and support growth across its digital payments and financial inclusion business.
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IndPay has appointed Amit Singh as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), strengthening its leadership team as the company continues to expand its footprint in the digital payments and financial inclusion space.
In his new role, Singh will be responsible for leading IndPay’s financial strategy, overseeing financial planning and controls, and supporting the company’s growth initiatives aimed at expanding secure digital banking and payment solutions across India.
With significant experience in financial management, operations leadership, business strategy and corporate governance, Singh brings a strong track record of driving operational excellence and business growth.
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Leadership Strengthening:
Prior to joining IndPay, Singh was associated with RBL Bank, where he served as Vice President and contributed to several key business and financial initiatives.
Earlier in his career, he spent nearly six years at iEnergizer, holding leadership positions including Senior Manager Operations. During his tenure, he gained experience in operations management, process optimisation and business performance improvement.
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As CFO, Singh is expected to play a key role in strengthening IndPay’s financial framework, improving operational efficiency and supporting the company’s mission of promoting financial inclusion through technology-driven solutions such as AEPS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System) and BBPS (Bharat Bill Payment System).
The appointment reflects IndPay’s focus on building a strong leadership team to drive sustainable growth and expand access to innovative financial services, particularly in underserved and rural markets.
