Accept recurring bank to bank payments automatically
A 10X simpler and intuitive API solution for debiting payments from your customers' bank accounts in a recurring manner. Super useful for all Indian fintechs and companies that need to manage subscriptions, loans, auto-debits, or premium payments of any kind.
Hola Product Hunt! 😻 Many thanks, Michael @mwseibel, for hunting our latest product launch. I’m Rohit, Founder & CEO of Decentro. Decentro is a highly easy-to-use API platform for banking integrations in India (and soon APAC). We do the hard work of tying up with legacy financial institutions so that you can just integrate your desired APIs and launch! Today, we’re thrilled to announce Decentro’s latest API module - Recurring Payments: UPI Autopay & e-NACH. 1. What is it about? 📝 It is a
Hello folks, we’re super excited to introduce our latest product to PH and the world! In the last few months, we’ve witnessed how Card AutoPay and other recurring payment solutions have been disrupted. With all this chaos around, we’re pumped to simplify recurring payments and enable any company to easily set up mandates. Come and tinker around in our sandbox and explore how you can leverage Decentro’s Recurring Payments stack. HMU if you’d like to get started. Cheers!!
Awesome. Can this kind of thing be built for US? It could be a game changer for SaaS businesses.
Brilliant idea! Congratulations on the launch!
This is something great in the Fintech space Congratulations on the launch!
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