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ItzCash clocks 40% revenue growth and turns profitable in FY17

We missed this earlier Payments company ItzCash has reported revenues of Rs 250 crores for the financial year 2016-17 (FY17), a growth of 40% year on year (from approximately Rs 180 crore), and more importantly, turned profitable, the company said in a statement. This is on the back of a total payments volume of Rs 14,000 for the financial year. Remember that last year, Naveen Surya, MD of Itz Cash, had said that it expected to hit revenues of Rs 270 crores in FY17. In FY16, it had reported utility bill payment transactions worth Rs 6000 crore. The company hasn’t disclosed utility bill payment numbers for FY17. It is now seeing around 6.5 lakh transactions a day. Note that last financial year, it saw recorded a payments volume of Rs 14,000 crore. The number of transactions in prepaid instruments (wallets + PPI Cards) increased by 62.07 million in March 2017, recovering from a decline February 2017. Total amount transacted went up by Rs 1049 crore. ItzCash is among the oldest payments cards companies, beginning in 2006 as a prepaid card and wallet service. It also expanded into a domestic remittance service business with franchise operations as ItzCash World: the company says that it has around 75,000 outlets in more than 3000 Tier 1 and II cities and towns. Diversification into financial services Bhavik Vasa, Chief Growth Officer at Itz Cash said in a statement that the company is now diversifying into financial services and corporate products: “We will also be looking at multiple partnerships which…

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