SoundBox audio payment solution recognized for bringing digital infrastructure to 500,000+ merchants of banks across tier-2 and tier-3 India
iServeU has been recognised as a winner at the prestigious Fintech India Innovation Awards 2026, receiving recognition in the category of Digital Transformation in Banking Technology Provider. The award was presented on 24th March 2026 at the Fintech India Expo 2026, held at the iconic Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The ceremony was attended by over 950 fintech leaders, investors, and banking executives. This recognition marks a significant milestone in iServeU’s journey of reshaping financial infrastructure of Banks across India.Â
iServeU was selected by an independent jury of banking and technology leaders, based on criteria spanning innovation, scalability, and social impact. Other finalists included Pine Labs, Razorpay, Perfios, PNB Housing Finance Limited, NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development), OPL Innovate, and Cosmos Co-operative Bank Ltd.
The award recognizes iServeU’s success in addressing one of India’s most persistent fintech challenges in the Indian financial ecosystem – bringing reliable, scalable, and accessible banking solutions to the financial instituations. The award particularly recognized iServeU’s SoundBox solution, a product that demonstrates how thoughtful technology design can bridge the gap between formal banking systems and underserved merchant communities.
The SoundBox, developed alongside iServeU’s broader suite of offerings – including Merchant Acquiring and Issuance solutions – represents the company’s integrated approach towards democratizing financial access.
Rather than addressing banking access as a singular problem, iServeU has built an interconnected ecosystem of products that work in tandem to redefine how banking infrastructure functions at the ground level. This achievement stands as a testament to the work of the iServeU team and its ongoing dedication to building solutions that are not only technologically advanced but also purposeful in their impact – serving merchants, financial institutions, and communities that have long remained at the periphery of mainstream banking.
