PayU India secured an infusion of INR 302 Cr from Prosus via 4.9 Cr equity shares to accelerate its credit operations and fuel growth.

The credit arm of PayU is projected to achieve breakeven by September 2025, signalling strong profitability focus within the fintech ecosystem.

PayU India's total revenue grew 21% YoY to $669 million in FY25, driven by strong performance across both payments and lending segments.

The credit vertical alone saw 60–63% growth in revenue to $171 million, with total loan disbursements reaching $1.1 billion.

Despite revenue gains, adjusted EBIT loss widened to $44 million due to increased financial leverage and losses from consumer loans.

RBI’s clearance in April 2024 to onboard merchants after a 15-month ban led to 13,000 new merchants joining PayU’s platform.

PayU's payments division achieved breakeven in the second half of FY25, highlighting operational efficiency.

The credit strategy has shifted toward SMB lending, now representing 23% of all disbursed loans, emphasizing improved risk management.

Enhanced underwriting practices led to improved loan performance in 2024, reflecting business adaptability and focus on sustainability.

The company has postponed its IPO plans and is focusing on building a stronger and more profitable foundation before considering listing again.