Xflow enables U.S. businesses to collect payments from India
Stripe and PayPal-backed fintech Xflow now allows U.S. businesses to collect payments from India via UPI, bank transfers, and cards with high success rates and no need to set up an entity in India.
Wilmington, Delaware – September 10, 2026 – Fintech company Xflow has expanded its services to enable U.S. businesses to collect payments from India. The company, backed by investors including Stripe Global, PayPal Ventures, and General Catalyst, now allows American firms to receive payments from India through various methods, including the UPI payment system, traditional bank transfers, and card payments.
The new service eliminates the need for businesses to establish a legal entity in India, significantly simplifying cross-border transactions. Xflow reports a success rate of over 95% in payment collection, a critical factor in international commerce where even minor disruptions can lead to substantial losses.
The expansion into the Indian market addresses a growing demand, as India is one of the world's fastest-growing digital economies. U.S. businesses have been seeking efficient and reliable ways to reach Indian consumers and companies.
Xflow's CEO stated that the solution offers businesses direct access to the Indian market without navigating complex local regulations, thereby facilitating business growth and efficiency.