Aurionpro
Aurionpro is an Indian technology company providing software and digital platforms for banking, payments, mobility, and government customers.
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Overview
Aurionpro Solutions Limited is an India-based technology company headquartered in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. Its business is organized around digital platforms and technology services for several institutional and infrastructure-heavy sectors, particularly banking, financial services, payments, public transportation, and government. Rather than operating primarily as a consumer-facing software brand, Aurionpro develops and implements systems used by banks, financial institutions, transport authorities, public-sector organizations, and other enterprises. The company was incorporated on 31 October 1997 under the name Value Added Information Distribution Services Private Limited. It subsequently changed its legal name to VAIDS Technologies Private Limited in 2001 and to Aurionpro Solutions Private Limited in 2003. These successive name changes accompanied the company’s development from an information-technology services business into a broader provider of enterprise software, digital-transformation capabilities, banking technology, payment infrastructure, and mobility systems. Aurionpro’s technology portfolio spans banking platforms, lending and credit-operations systems, digital channels, payment gateways, transaction-processing capabilities, and intelligent transportation solutions. In mobility, the company and its subsidiaries work on automated fare collection, open-loop ticketing, transport payments, and related systems for transit operators. These offerings can combine software with implementation, integration, payment-network connectivity, and operational support, making the company a technology partner for complex public and financial infrastructure projects. The company has also expanded through subsidiaries and strategic relationships. In 2020, Aurionpro acquired a 51 percent majority stake in SC Soft, a Singapore-based information-technology company focused on transportation fare-collection software. Integro Technologies is another Aurionpro subsidiary, associated with financial-technology and banking solutions. Partnerships described in the company’s public profile include collaborations with Mastercard on automated fare collection and payment solutions, Finastra in banking technology, and payment-service organizations connected with Aurionpro’s AuropayBiz platform. Aurionpro has pursued projects with government bodies and public-sector transport organizations. Examples include work connected with Rajasthan’s 3D City platform in Jaipur and implementation of National Common Mobility Card-based open-loop ticketing and GPS systems for Haryana Roadways. These engagements illustrate the company’s positioning at the intersection of enterprise software, digital public infrastructure, and payment modernization. By March 2023, Aurionpro reported a presence of 24 offices across 22 countries and a workforce exceeding 2,000 employees. The company is led by Paresh Zaveri as chairman and managing director. Ashish Rai became vice chairman and president in July 2022, while Sanjay Bali leads the Tech Innovation Group and Shekhar Mullatti heads the banking division. Aurionpro remains an active, publicly listed Indian technology company with an international delivery and customer footprint.
History
Aurionpro’s corporate history begins on 31 October 1997, when the business was incorporated as Value Added Information Distribution Services Private Limited. The company adopted the name VAIDS Technologies Private Limited on 30 April 2001 and later became Aurionpro Solutions Private Limited on 18 September 2003. The sequence reflects the company’s transition toward a technology-services and solutions identity under the Aurionpro name. Over time, Aurionpro developed a portfolio serving institutions with complex technology and transaction requirements. Banking and financial-services technology became a core area, alongside digital transformation, payments, lending operations, and enterprise systems. The company also built a mobility practice focused on public transportation, automated fare collection, ticketing, payment integration, and transport information systems. A significant expansion in mobility technology occurred in 2020, when Aurionpro acquired a 51 percent majority interest in SC Soft, a Singapore-based information-technology company specializing in transportation fare-collection software. The transaction strengthened Aurionpro’s access to transit technology and international mobility projects. Integro Technologies became another important subsidiary within the group, supporting the company’s activities in financial technology and banking solutions. Aurionpro’s partnerships have connected its technology with established financial and payments ecosystems. In April 2021, SC Soft and Mastercard formed a strategic alliance involving automatic fare collection and payment solutions. In June 2022, Aurionpro engaged with the Government of Rajasthan on expansion of the 3D City platform in Jaipur. In November 2022, the company implemented National Common Mobility Card-based open-loop ticketing and GPS systems for Haryana Roadways, demonstrating its role in the digitization of public transportation. The company continued to broaden its payment and banking relationships in 2023. Aurionpro Payments Singapore launched AuropayBiz, a payment gateway intended to enable businesses to receive digital payments, with relationships involving Stripe Payments and FIS Worldpay. In February 2023, Integro Technologies partnered with Finastra. These activities complemented Aurionpro’s established banking, payments, and enterprise-technology businesses. By March 2023, Aurionpro had 24 offices in 22 countries and more than 2,000 employees. Its international structure supports delivery to customers beyond India while its headquarters remain in Navi Mumbai. Leadership identified in the company’s public profile includes Paresh Zaveri as chairman and managing director, Ashish Rai as vice chairman and president from July 2022, Sanjay Bali as head of the Tech Innovation Group, and Shekhar Mullatti as head of the banking division. Aurionpro is publicly listed in India and continues to operate as a technology provider to banking, payments, mobility, and government sectors.
- 2023
Expanded payment and banking partnerships
[1]Aurionpro Payments Singapore launched AuropayBiz, while subsidiary Integro Technologies partnered with Finastra.
- 2022
Expanded government and public-transport technology work
[1]Aurionpro engaged with Rajasthan on Jaipur’s 3D City platform and implemented National Common Mobility Card-based open-loop ticketing and GPS systems for Haryana Roadways.
- 2021
SC Soft entered Mastercard mobility alliance
[1]SC Soft and Mastercard announced a strategic alliance for automatic fare collection and payment solutions.
- 2020
Acquired majority stake in SC Soft
[1]Aurionpro acquired a 51 percent majority stake in Singapore-based SC Soft, strengthening its transportation fare-collection technology business.
- 2003
Adopted the Aurionpro Solutions name
[1]The company changed its name to Aurionpro Solutions Private Limited on 18 September 2003.
- 2001
Renamed VAIDS Technologies
[1]The company changed its name to VAIDS Technologies Private Limited on 30 April 2001.
- 1997
Incorporation as Value Added Information Distribution Services
[1]The company was incorporated on 31 October 1997 under the name Value Added Information Distribution Services Private Limited.
Products and positioning
Aurionpro positions itself as an enterprise technology and digital-infrastructure partner for regulated, transaction-intensive, and public-sector environments. Its differentiation is based on combining software platforms, systems integration, payments expertise, banking technology, and transport-mobility solutions rather than focusing on a single horizontal software category.
Payment gateway · 2023
AuropayBiz
AuropayBiz is a payment gateway platform launched by Aurionpro Payments Singapore in 2023. It is designed to help businesses receive digital payments and was described in connection with relationships involving Stripe Payments and FIS Worldpay. The platform belongs to Aurionpro’s wider payments and transaction-technology portfolio.
Mobility and transit technology
SC Soft fare-collection solutions
SC Soft develops software for transportation fare collection and forms part of Aurionpro’s mobility-technology activities following Aurionpro’s acquisition of a 51 percent stake in 2020. Its capabilities include systems associated with automatic fare collection, transit payments, and related public-transport operations.
Public transportation payments · 2022
National Common Mobility Card open-loop ticketing
Aurionpro provides open-loop ticketing capabilities built around India’s National Common Mobility Card framework. The technology enables supported transport operators to connect ticketing and payment processes, and has been implemented together with GPS capabilities for Haryana Roadways depots and sub-depots.
Banking and financial technology
Aurionpro banking and lending platforms
Aurionpro’s banking portfolio covers technology for financial institutions, including digital banking, lending, credit operations, and enterprise transformation. The business is supported by specialist divisions and subsidiaries such as Integro Technologies and is positioned for institutional rather than consumer-direct use.
Brand decisions
2023
Launch of AuropayBizProduct launchBackground
Aurionpro expanded its payments activity into a platform intended to help businesses accept digital payments.
Action taken
Aurionpro Payments Singapore launched the AuropayBiz payment gateway and established relationships involving Stripe Payments and FIS Worldpay.
Aftermath
The launch broadened Aurionpro’s payments offering beyond project-based enterprise and public-sector systems.
2020
Acquisition of majority stake in SC SoftM&ABackground
Aurionpro sought to strengthen its presence in transportation technology and automated fare collection through an investment in Singapore-based SC Soft.
Action taken
Aurionpro acquired a 51 percent majority stake in SC Soft.
Aftermath
SC Soft became part of Aurionpro’s mobility-technology portfolio and supported subsequent fare-collection and payment initiatives.
Recent events
Reported
Aurionpro appoints Bal Pangam CEO of new venture[2]
Aurionpro announced the appointment of Balkrishna (Bal) Pangam as CEO of its new venture, Aurionpro Payments.
Reported
Aurionpro launches AuroPay payment platform[2]
Aurionpro unveiled AuroPay, a payment platform offering online payment services and gateway services to merchant organizations.
Reported
Aurionpro and Future-Tech sign data center partnership[3]
Aurionpro announced a strategic partnership with Future-Tech, UK, for data center design and consultancy projects in India and South Asia.
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