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Financial Services | Singapore

FinServe Partners: Building a Compliant Financial Services Entity

5

Months RBI Approval

40% faster than average

200+

Merchant Partners

B2B payments

100 Cr+

Transaction Volume

First year

Zero

Audit Findings

Clean compliance record

The Challenge

FinServe Partners, a Singapore-based fintech company, wanted to expand to India but faced significant hurdles:

  • • RBI and SEBI regulatory requirements for financial services
  • • Need for extensive capital adequacy documentation
  • • Complex KYC and AML compliance frameworks
  • • Requirement for senior management with Indian market experience

The financial services sector has among the most stringent entry requirements in India.

Our Solution

We designed a Financial Services Entry Blueprint:

Regulatory Mapping

Created detailed compliance roadmap for RBI approval process

Compliance Setup

Structured the entity to meet capital adequacy and reserve requirements

Expertise Access

Facilitated introductions to financial services consultants with RBI relationships

Operational Setup & Market Introduction

Implemented KYC/AML procedures from Day 1 and connected them with merchant acquisition partners and payment processors

The Results

  • • Received RBI approval in 5 months - 40% faster than industry average
  • • Onboarded 200+ merchant partners in Year 1
  • • Processed 100 Crore+ in transaction volume
  • • Zero audit findings in first compliance review

Illustrative composite quote

“Having a team that understood both the regulatory side and the practical realities of fintech in India made the difference. RBI applications and the FEMA-compliant funding structure landed without a single re-submission.”

Composite quote based on common engagement patterns. Real client names and quotes shared on request under NDA.

Quick Facts

Company

FinServe Partners

Industry

Financial Services

Origin Country

Singapore

Tags

financial, fintech, regulatory, RBI compliance

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