Hyderabad, May 18, 2026: Hyderabad-based fintech company VIYONA Fintech has achieved a significant milestone by securing certification from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) for its technology and certification framework across key payment infrastructure layers, including UPI Acquirer, UPI Issuer, IMPS, and Interoperable Banking Mobile Banking (IBMB) integrations.
With this recognition, VIYONA joins an exclusive group of fintech players building end-to-end payment orchestration solutions aligned with NPCI standards. Over the past two years, the company has steadily expanded its banking and payments infrastructure, integrating with multiple financial institutions for collections, payouts, and payment processing services.
The NPCI certification positions VIYONA to accelerate its growth in merchant acquiring, rural banking, embedded finance, and interoperable digital banking services. The company’s full-stack capabilities across the UPI ecosystem now allow it to handle both merchant acceptance and customer-side issuance infrastructure.
“The addition of IMPS and IBMB capabilities enhances Viyona’s portfolio across real-time fund transfers, interoperable mobile banking, merchant settlements, and rural banking solutions,” said Ravindranath Yarlagadda, Chairman of VIYONA Fintech. “Our upcoming ViyonaPay initiative aims to expand digital payment acceptance and banking access in underserved and rural regions.”
Hyderabad’s VIYONA Cleared for UPI, IMPS, IBMB by NPCI
VIYONA is also preparing to launch six new offerings focused on merchant payments, rural payment infrastructure, POS ecosystems, and merchant enablement platforms. The company’s broader fintech plans include connected banking, digital onboarding systems, and interoperable payment routing technologies.
Founded by Ravindranath Yarlagadda, VIYONA Fintech is dedicated to bridging digital banking and payment access gaps, particularly in semi-urban and rural markets. With UPI transaction volumes continuing to soar nationwide, VIYONA is well-positioned to expand its footprint in merchant acquiring, banking partnerships, and rural fintech initiatives under the ViyonaPay ecosystem.
