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Payment Aggregator Authorisation

Assess your payment collection and settlement model and prepare an application roadmap for the relevant RBI authorisation.

About Payment Aggregator Authorisation

Assess your payment collection and settlement model and prepare an application roadmap for the relevant RBI authorisation. BIAT helps define the scope, organise supporting records and coordinate the next steps for your requirement.

How we can help

  • Payment-flow and authorisation-category assessment
  • Ownership, capital and governance readiness
  • Merchant onboarding and settlement-control documentation
  • Application preparation and query support

What to prepare

Prepare these records for an initial assessment. The final checklist depends on your circumstances.

  • Entity and shareholding documents
  • Business plan and payment-flow diagrams
  • Financial statements and technology-control policies

Deliverables, fees & timeline

The proposed payment aggregator authorisation engagement starts with a review of your records and objectives. The written scope sets out deliverables, responsibilities, professional fees, applicable third-party charges and target milestones. Timing depends on document completeness, complexity and any authority or counterparty review. Ask for a scoped proposal before proceeding.

Discuss your requirement

Contact BIAT about payment aggregator authorisation

Call +91 9650 47 6099 or email info@biatconsultant.com. Share a brief description first; the team can confirm the appropriate channel for documents.

Your next steps

A clear scope and organised records make the engagement easier to manage.

Define the requirement

Discuss the intended payment aggregator authorisation scope, business context and desired outcome.

Review the records

Collect and review entity and shareholding documents and identify missing evidence.

Agree the scope

Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, fees and target milestones in writing.

Prepare & coordinate

Payment-flow and authorisation-category assessment, followed by the agreed documentation and review tasks.

Handover & follow-up

Review the agreed output and record any follow-up actions, deadlines or ongoing obligations.

FAQ

Answers to common questions about payment aggregator authorisation.
Is a payment gateway the same as a payment aggregator?

No. The movement and handling of customer funds matter when classifying the model. The applicable authorisation route must be assessed against the current RBI directions.