TransXT

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TransXT, developed by Mobileware Technologies, is a plug-and-play API banking platform designed to empower businesses with seamless digital payment solutions. Dubbed as a "bank-in-a-box," TransXT offers a comprehensive suite of services that enable organizations to accept payments, make payouts, and perform verification services efficiently. With a focus on simplicity, security, and scalability, TransXT ensures a dependable 99.999% uptime, seamless digital onboarding, a pay-per-use model, and dedicated 24/7 support. Key Features and Functionality: - Accept Payments: Facilitates seamless collection of payments through QR codes, automates recurring payments with UPI AutoPay, generates personalized payment links, and enables businesses to collect bill payments via the Bharat Bill Payment System . - Make Payouts: Allows for single or bulk payouts via UPI or IMPS to mobile numbers, Virtual Payment Addresses , or bank accounts, ensuring fast and flexible disbursements. - Verification Services: Provides verification of customer VPAs and bank accounts using penny-less or penny drop services to ensure accuracy before initiating payments. Primary Value and User Solutions: TransXT revolutionizes digital payments by offering a unified API integration that simplifies the process for businesses to go live with their financial services. Its real-time transaction processing enhances operational agility, while the scalable and customizable nature of the platform adapts to growing transaction volumes and specific business needs. With robust security measures, including ISO 27001 certification and PCI DSS compliance, TransXT ensures secure and compliant transactions. By providing a reliable and efficient digital payment infrastructure, TransXT addresses the challenges businesses face in managing diverse payment methods, thereby enhancing user engagement and customer experience.

Mobileware Technologies

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Mobileware Technologies, established in 2010, started as a mobile applications development platform for technologies including Symbian, Blackberry, and early versions of iOS and Android. With founders from the banking and telecom domain, the company found it easy to enter the ‘Mobile Banking’ domain and, from 2013, into the development of digital banking products around NPCI switches and the UIDAI database.