Indian payments firm BRISKPE, backed by PayU, has launched a unified cross-border payment platform tailored for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

This solution offers a unified platform that combines account-to-account (A2A) transfers with card collections powered by PayU and PayPal.

It is designed to assist exporters, service providers, marketplace sellers, and freelancers in managing their international transactions.

The platform's integration of various payment methods helps MSMEs serve diverse client preferences, which can help broaden their market reach.

BRISKPE aims to address and eliminate the challenges associated with international payments, such as high forex fees, slow payment timelines, and regulatory hurdles.

BRISKPE has introduced a flat fee of 1% on transactions (inclusive of GST) for its A2A payments.

The funds will be credited within one day for A2A transfers, enabling businesses to maintain a cash flow and capitalise on opportunities.

The platform supports local collections in six currencies—USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, and SGD—and facilitates SWIFT transfers in over 30 currencies, along with real-time payment tracking.

It also streamlines the onboarding process with instant KYC approvals and offers an all-in-one dashboard for payment management.

For card and wallet transactions, BRISKPE ensures secure payments through gateways like PayU and PayPal, which leverages fraud detection technologies.

BRISKPE CEO and co-founder Sanjay Tripathy said: "Our goal is to empower MSMEs by breaking down the financial and operational barriers that have held them back for too long.

“By simplifying cross-border payments and offering a variety of payment options, including A2A, card-based and wallet-based collections, we're not just helping businesses save costs—we're enabling them to address diverse client needs and focus on growth, innovation, and unlocking their full potential.”

"India’s BRISKPE unveils unified cross-border payments platform for MSMEs " was originally created and published by Electronic Payments International , a GlobalData owned brand.

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