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Billdesk gets $7.5-m funding

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Mumbai , June 21

Billdesk, a payments service provider, has secured strategic financing of $7.5 million (Rs 33.75 crore) from State Bank of India and Clearstone Venture Mauritius, an official statement said.

Commenting on the development, Mr M.N. Srinivasu, Director, Billdesk said, "The investments will help us accelerate our growth plans, increase our breadth and depth of product offerings in the payments business and deploy a new delivery engine based on the latest technological and operational approaches."

The company, pioneering the Payments Service Provider model in India, delivers electronic payments and collections services to India's largest banks and to over 100 large corporations.

Speaking on the investment, Mr M.V. Harshey, DGM, State Bank of India said, "This is our first private equity investment in the Indian market and we are delighted to be a partner in Billdesk's continued rapid growth."

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