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Trades about 100% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Network People Services Technologies Limited develops payments infrastructure for banks, payment aggregators, and merchants in India. The company offers UPI Switch that connects with National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) infrastructure, third-party systems, and member banks to enable instant UPI transactions across P2P and P2M modes; mobile banking and digital wallet solutions; CLOU, an instant credit Access with the convenience of UPI; Immediate Payment Service; Banking SuperApp for digital banking and payment services; Bill Direct, an AI-based billing platform; PayJoy, an API-based credit enabling solution; UPI Circle that offers instant credit embedded in UPI app; UPI Lite Auto Top-up; and contextual payments with UPI. It also provides EvoK UPI Plugin, a plug-and-play solution that creates collaborative payment with partner merchants; TimePay Evok, an API based payment platform; Qynx, an offline payments as a service; TimePay Cash, which enables customers to withdraw cash; risk intelligence decisioning platform for fraud detection and management in real-time payments; and Merchant Bizz for digital transactions. In addition, the company offers business monitoring solution; and anti-money laundering, a web-based platform that detects anti-money laundering and financial fraud. Network People Services Technologies Limited was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Thane, India.
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