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BharatPe looks to expand tech offerings, to onboard 100 techies in FY22

The company, which is among the top fintech players in India is set to launch a slew of products in the merchant and consumer lending space

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In a push to upgrade technology, Integrated payment system for online transactions, BharatPe has announced to hire 100 people across various roles for its technology team in the current financial year.

The company, which is among the top fintech players in India is set to launch a slew of products in the merchant and consumer lending space. The company has also announced that it will be almost tripling the strength of its technology team and hiring 100 more members.

The company has already advanced the appraisals of its technology team by eight months, and the team has earned 75 per cent increments split between CTC and incremental ESOPs, effective July 1, 2021.

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According to the company , currently, around 60 employees are working in the technology team of BharatPe.

The skill sets BharatPe is hiring for include Android, backend, web, iOS, , data engineering, POS/IoT, and QA (), and the experience level being sought ranges from 2-16 years.

“BharatPe is a tech-first fintech. As we build the next generation of in India, we want to invite and excite the best tech talent to work with us on building market-leading products at scale,” BharatPe Co-Founder and CEO Ashneer Grover said.

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BharatPe will, be taking the lead in tech talent compensation in India because that is the only real investment its business needs given the capital efficiency of its model, he added.

At present, BharatPe provides a single interface for all existing UPI apps and allows merchants to accept UPI payments for free, through the BharatPe QR. It also supports merchants to access credit and other value-added services.

The company counts Coatue Management, Ribbit Capital, Steadview Capital, Beenext and Sequoia Capital, among others, as its investors. It has raised close to $300 million in equity and debt till date.

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