Juspay, the payments infrastructure company powering checkout experiences for global giants like Amazon, Google, and Swiggy, has reported record financial results for the fiscal year 2025. The company announced it has reached a significant milestone of $1trillion in annualised Total Payment Volume (TPV), a 150 per cent increase from $400billion just a year prior.
The Indian multinational also posted its highest-ever revenue of $61million, marking a 61 per cent year-on-year growth. Crucially, amidst a challenging global funding environment where many fintechs are prioritising sustainability over growth, Juspay reported a net profit of $14million (before exceptional items and tax), positioning it as one of the few profitable payments infrastructure players operating at this scale globally.
Scaling global infrastructure
The robust financial performance was underpinned by a massive surge in transaction volumes. Juspay’s daily transaction volume grew from 175 million to over 300 million in FY25. The company attributed this growth to the expansion of its client portfolio, having onboarded several leading banks and merchants to its global network, including HSBC, Zurich Insurance, Agoda, and Amadeus.
The company has also focused on optimising its software infrastructure costs, which it says has contributed to greater operational efficiency and profitability alongside its scale.
“Our continued growth underscores the strength of our products, people, and partnerships,” said Sheetal Lalwani, co-founder and chief operating officer of Juspay. “We achieved profitability while expanding our global footprint and strengthening key partnerships. Looking ahead to FY26, we will continue to invest on building secure, interoperable, and next-gen infrastructure that powers seamless experiences for enterprises, banks, and consumers alike.”
Expansion into new markets
Building on its dominance in the Indian market, Juspay has been aggressively expanding its international footprint. The company has opened new offices across the US, Europe, APAC, and Latin America, aiming to replicate its success in orchestrating high-volume transactions for digital commerce.
Currently, Juspay counts over 500 enterprises among its clients, including long-standing partners such as Flipkart, Uber, and Zepto. Its platform is designed to unify payment gateways, streamline checkout flows, and improve transaction success rates—a critical value proposition for merchants operating in fragmented payment landscapes.
Future-ready innovation: AI and ‘Agentic Commerce’
Looking forward to FY26, Juspay plans to sustain its profitability while doubling down on product innovation. The company has outlined several key focus areas, including the advancement of “agentic commerce”—creating context-aware, end-to-end purchase flows in AI-native environments. This suggests a move towards facilitating transactions within AI assistants and automated agents, a growing trend in the fintech sector.
Other strategic priorities include transforming payments for high-growth verticals like airlines and online travel agencies (OTAs), empowering global banks with modern payment acceptance infrastructure, and leading innovation in authentication through passkeys and biometrics. The company is also continuing to invest in Hyperswitch, its open-source payment orchestration platform.
“We are committed to sustainable growth, driven by deep innovation in technology,” added Lalwani.
With a global network of over 1,500 payment experts and operations now spanning San Francisco, Dubai, Dublin, São Paulo, and Singapore, Juspay is positioning itself as a critical infrastructure layer for the next phase of global digital commerce.
