Amazon has made a big move in India’s financial technology (fintech) sector by acquiring Axio, a company that was earlier called Capital Float. This purchase marks Amazon’s official entry into the digital lending business in India. It is also one of the largest deals Amazon has made in the country so far.
The acquisition got the green light from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which means Amazon can now strengthen its presence in the Indian fintech market. After the deal, Axio will become a part of Amazon but will keep its current leadership team. This will help Axio continue its operations without disruption and keep its expert team intact.
Before this acquisition, Axio had already worked with Amazon Pay for more than six years. It was the company behind Amazon Pay’s “Buy Now Pay Later” service. This strong partnership probably made the process of buying Axio easier and smoother for Amazon.
Amazon aims to use this acquisition to offer more financial services through Amazon Pay. This includes expanding options for checkout finance and loans. The goal is to help more people and small businesses in India get access to credit. With easier access to credit, it can boost e-commerce sales and help small businesses grow.
Axio is already a well-known player in India. It serves over 10 million customers and provides various financial services such as:
This acquisition could bring several benefits:
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Amazon’s acquisition of Axio is a big step towards growing its financial services in India. It will make it easier for customers and small businesses to access credit and enjoy a smoother e-commerce experience. This deal is also expected to increase competition in India’s fintech sector and could change the way digital lending works in the country. Overall, it is a positive move for both consumers and businesses looking for financial support in India.
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Published on: Sep 5, 2025, 12:52 PM IST
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