Cashify has strengthened its senior leadership with the appointment of Raghvendra Singh, effective January 1, 2026.
The leadership move comes at a time when Cashify is entering its next stage of expansion. The company is targeting growth of 30 to 35 percent, planning to enter new non smartphone categories, and aiming to scale its offline retail footprint to more than 300 stores across India.
Singh was previously serving as Head of Engineering and has been associated with Cashify for over a decade. During this period, he has played a key role in building the company’s proprietary platforms, data driven pricing engines, and device verification systems. His journey at Cashify includes leadership roles as Senior Vice President and Vice President of Engineering, highlighting the company’s focus on nurturing talent from within.
In his new role as Chief Technology Officer, Singh will be responsible for driving the end to end technology strategy. His mandate will cover platform architecture, engineering, infrastructure, AI, data systems, and security, with a focus on strengthening technology as a long term competitive advantage for the business.
Commenting on the appointment, Mandeep Manocha, Co founder and CEO of Cashify, highlighted Singh’s contribution in building scalable technology that supports trust, efficiency, and sustainability across the device lifecycle.
With this leadership appointment, Cashify underlines its commitment to technology led growth and the circular economy, as it continues to expand its recommerce operations across India.
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