PaySprint advances compliance focus across fintech infrastructure services

S. Anand, Founder and CEO of PaySprint, said the ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS milestone validates the company’s security first culture across banking, payments, verification, escrow and digital financial infrastructure solutions.

Security, compliance and operational resilience are becoming central to how banks, NBFCs, enterprises, startups and digital first businesses choose financial infrastructure partners. PaySprint, a unified FinTech and banking infrastructure platform, has strengthened its trust and compliance layer with ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS, marking a significant step in its security and governance journey.
The development comes as businesses across banking, payments, verification, escrow, embedded finance and RegTech increasingly depend on API based platforms to manage critical financial, transactional and identity related operations. As India’s digital finance ecosystem grows, institutions are placing greater emphasis on data protection, compliance controls and system reliability before selecting technology partners.

For PaySprint, the milestone adds another layer of trust for partners and customers using its platform to manage sensitive financial, transactional and identity related workflows. It reflects the company’s focus on placing security, governance and reliability at the centre of its technology systems, business processes and operational infrastructure.
PCI DSS compliance forms a key part of the achievement. The standard is considered an important security validation for companies operating in payment led and financial technology environments. It typically involves assessment of how an organisation stores, processes and transmits cardholder data, along with a review of security controls, systems and business processes. For a fintech infrastructure company, this adds credibility to its role in supporting partners that operate in sensitive and regulated payment ecosystems.

Founded in 2020, PaySprint is a unified platform service provider offering banking, payments, verification, escrow and contract management services. The company powers more than 5100 partners through over 200 API solutions and 7 core product verticals across banking, payments, verification, escrow and contract management. Its platform is designed to help businesses move money, establish trust and manage transactions through one secure and scalable infrastructure layer.
The compliance milestone supports PaySprint’s key platforms, including SprintNXT, SprintVerify, SprintOPN, SprintEXcrow and SprintEX Code. These platforms serve businesses across business banking, digital verification, payments, escrow solutions, software escrow and contract management, where security, reliability and governance directly influence customer confidence.

“The future of digital finance will be built on trust. At PaySprint, we have always believed that innovation and compliance must move together. Achieving these globally recognised security and compliance milestones is a validation of the systems, discipline and security first culture we have built over the years. PCI DSS in particular reflects the depth of security assessment required for organisations handling payment linked workflows and sensitive transaction environments. As more businesses depend on financial infrastructure to power critical operations, our focus remains on creating a secure, resilient and compliant ecosystem that our partners can confidently build on,” said S. Anand, Founder and CEO, PaySprint.
PaySprint operates at the intersection of fintech, RegTech and escrowtech, offering a single platform, one integration and a foundation for businesses to scale from early transactions to enterprise growth. As companies seek infrastructure partners that can reduce operational complexity while maintaining governance standards, compliance led platforms are becoming central to the way digital financial ecosystems are built.

For companies handling sensitive financial and identity related information, frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS serve as important trust indicators. PCI DSS is especially relevant for organisations connected to payment data and cardholder security, as it requires controls across people, processes and technology. Together, these standards reflect the role of information security, data protection, risk management and governance as essential parts of digital infrastructure.
For PaySprint, the milestone supports its broader focus on building responsible financial infrastructure for India’s next phase of digital growth. The company said it will continue to invest in security systems, compliance posture and governance standards as it expands its ecosystem of solutions for India’s digital economy.

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