Hyderabad, June 8, 2026: Hyderabad-based Viyona Fintech has received certification from NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited to operate as a Biller Operating Unit (BOU) under the Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS).
In simple terms, this approval allows Viyona to help businesses and organizations such as utility providers, educational institutions, insurance companies, and financial service firms join the Bharat BillPay network and collect payments digitally.
Bharat BillPay is India’s centralized bill payment platform that enables consumers to pay various bills through a single interoperable system. With the new certification, Viyona can now onboard billers onto the network and provide the technology needed to manage bill collections in a secure and compliant manner.
The certification adds to Viyona’s existing NPCI-approved services, which include UPI, IMPS, Banking Connect, and eKYC Setu. The company says the latest milestone strengthens its position as a payments technology provider serving banks, businesses, and financial institutions across India.
Commenting on the development, Viyona Fintech Chairman and CEO Ravindranath Yarlagadda said the certification will help bring more organizations, particularly those in regional and underserved markets, into the digital payments ecosystem through the Bharat BillPay platform.
Viyona plans to begin onboarding partner billers in the coming weeks.
Hyderabad-Based Viyona Fintech Strengthens India’s Bill Payments Ecosystem
What This Means
- Businesses can use Viyona to join the Bharat BillPay network.
- Consumers will have more billers available on a single payment platform.
- The move supports wider adoption of digital payments across India.
- Viyona expands its role in India’s payments infrastructure with another NPCI certification.
India has emerged as the world’s third most digitalised economy, according to the State of India’s Digital Economy Report 2024 published by ICRIER. The report highlights the country’s digital infrastructure as a major contributor to this achievement. It also notes that the government’s “Viksit Bharat 2047” vision places significant emphasis on digital empowerment through social welfare programmes, education, and skill development initiatives aimed at fostering inclusive growth.
