All of our endeavours are motivated by a strong desire to make the rural parts of India a financially inclusive area of the country. We are committed to ensuring that everyone, everywhere, has easy access to financial services.

Our dedicated retail community is with us on this journey and acts as a force multiplier for our projects. We are committed to ensuring that every corner of the country becomes established in terms of digital services as this is the new era of digital India. The journey of the Iyda group started in 2012 as the Indian Youth Development Association, which worked for the development of technical education then it further expanded and became Iyda Private Limited in 2017, and the main focus now was IT, real estate and education sectors. In 2020, it turned into Iyda Payments Private Limited and became India’s most trusted rural neo banking platform. In 2021 the establishment of the Iyda foundation, which is mainly focused on the agriculture and forestation sector, also organise relevant promotional programmes.

IYDA Payments is a frontend delivery platform and a flawless rural distribution route maintained by IYDA Private Limited, with over 2.5 lakh retail touchpoints. IYDA is a Fintech company located in India that focuses on financial inclusion and last-mile delivery.

In a very short period, we have accomplished major achievements, over 10 lakh individuals are using our administration every day. Our best-in-class and most skilled resources have extensive expertise in establishing distribution networks, particularly in India. In India, we can swiftly discover and activate your agent services. Our sales staff will swiftly locate agents in mandated territories, do due diligence, and collaborate with customers to activate them and begin service and project operations. The team will also keep an eye on the agent until he reaches a level of stable operation. The group focuses on gaining a comprehensive grasp of the payment and transaction technology space.

The founder of Iyda Payments, Deepak Kumar always understood the need for digital services in the rural areas, as he has faced such issues. He believes that one of the most important aspects of India’s digital transformation is to start thinking differently because transforming our mindset is the initial stage which will help you in accepting the transformation.