Hyderabad-based Viyona Fintech has secured NPCI certification for its technology and certification framework across several major payment infrastructure layers, strengthening its position in India’s digital payments ecosystem.
The certifications cover UPI Acquirer, UPI Issuer, IMPS, and Interoperable Banking Mobile Banking (IBMB) integrations. With this achievement, Viyona joins a select group of fintech infrastructure companies developing end-to-end payment orchestration systems aligned with National Payments Corporation of India standards.
The addition of both UPI Acquirer and UPI Issuer capabilities allows the company to operate across multiple layers of the UPI ecosystem. This includes merchant acceptance systems, QR acquiring solutions, and customer-side issuance infrastructure.
The company said the expanded capabilities will help strengthen its role in digital banking and payment processing services across different sectors.
“The addition of IMPS and IBMB capabilities expands Viyona’s service portfolio across interoperable mobile banking, real-time fund transfers, merchant settlement systems, and rural banking use cases,” Ravikanth Yarlagadda, Chairman, Viyona Infotech said in a release.
The certification milestone is expected to support the company’s broader expansion in India’s fast-growing fintech and digital payments market.
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