Aurionpro
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Aurionpro is a company.
Key people at Aurionpro.
Aurionpro Solutions Limited is a Mumbai-headquartered technology company founded in 1997, specializing in enterprise software solutions for banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, and smart cities.[1][2][4] It serves banks, financial institutions, governments, and supply chain businesses by providing platforms like transaction banking (iCashpro+), lending (SmartLender), AI-driven tools (AurionAI), and payment ecosystems (AuroPay, Aurionpro Payments), solving inefficiencies in cash management, digital onboarding, B2B transactions, and operational automation.[1][3][4] The company has shown strong growth momentum, with banking & fintech revenue up 51% YoY in H1 FY25, recent multi-year deals like iCashpro deployment with an Indian public sector bank (Dec 2025), and launches including AurionAI (Dec 2025) and expansions in Saudi Arabia.[1][4]
Aurionpro began in 1997 as VAIDS (Value Added Information Distribution Services), a small Microsoft and Java coding firm founded by Bhavesh Talsania, a chartered accountant, and Amit Sheth, a finance professional.[1][2][5] A pivotal 1999 project building cash management solutions for a leading private sector bank marked its entry into banking tech, bolstered by Paresh Zaveri's addition as a promoter with deep banking expertise.[1] Key milestones include a 2003 partnership with ex-Citigroup bankers' firm on transaction banking, going public in 2005, pioneering digital signatures in India in 2000, and acquiring Yucheng Technologies in 2014 for global expansion.[1][2]
A 2018 reset saw it sell Cyberinc to KPMG for ₹217 crore and spin off Trejhara to sharpen focus on scalable products over people-heavy services, funding acquisitions like SC Soft (smart cities), Integro (lending), and Arya.ai (enterprise AI) from 2020 onward.[1]
Aurionpro rides the digital transformation wave in banking and fintech, capitalizing on global demand for automated transaction platforms, AI-driven efficiency, and seamless B2B payments amid rising cash flow pressures in supply chains.[1][3][4] Timing aligns with post-pandemic shifts to contactless, real-time systems—evident in 51% segment growth, Saudi launches, and public sector wins—fueled by market forces like regulatory pushes for digital onboarding and AI adoption in emerging markets.[1][4] It influences the ecosystem by competing with global vendors through India-rooted innovation, enabling banks to modernize legacy processes and expanding payments to new geographies like UAE and India.[2][3]
Aurionpro's focused pivot to product-led growth positions it for accelerated expansion, with FY25 momentum from AI launches, banking deals, and payments scaling across verticals and regions.[1][3][4] Trends like enterprise AI proliferation, B2B fintech globalization, and smart infrastructure will shape its path, potentially boosting margins via SaaS recurring revenue. Its influence may evolve from regional player to broader enterprise contender, mirroring its 1997 coding roots to today's banking powerhouse—primed for more high-value contracts if execution sustains.[1][2]
Key people at Aurionpro.