Archive · 26 May 2025
Byju's App Removed From Google Play Due to Payment Issues
Byju's, an online learning company, had its main app removed from the Google Play Store because they didn't pay Amazon Web Services, a company that helps run the app.
While the main app is gone, other Byju's apps are still available.
The company is now being managed by someone who handles its money issues.
Byju's has faced many problems, including money troubles and disagreements with investors.
Investors, including Glas Trust, have taken legal action, which has led to insolvency proceedings.
The company's founder, Raveendran, is also involved in a dispute regarding funds in the US.
He rejects these allegations, suggesting that they are part of a scheme orchestrated by Glas Trust.
Byju's primary learning app delisted from Google Play Store.
Delisting due to non-payment to Amazon Web Services.
Other Byju's apps remain available on Google Play Store and Apple's App Store.
Insolvency proceedings initiated against Byju's by investors.
Founder Raveendran denies allegations of fund redirection in US subsidiary.
- Who
- Byju's, Amazon Web Services, Insolvency Resolution Professional, investors (including Glas Trust), Raveendran
- What
- Byju's Learning app delisted from the Google Play Store.
- When
- Not Specified
- Where
- Google Play Store, India
- Why
- Non-payment to Amazon Web Services.
Raveendran's Stance
Glas Trust's Allegations
Fund redirection in US subsidiary
Raveendran's Stance
Allegations are part of a scheme orchestrated by Glas Trust.
Glas Trust's Allegations
Raveendran, his spouse, and a former executive redirected $533 million of borrowed funds.
- Reason for Delisting
- Non-payment to Amazon Web Services.
- Affected App
- Byju's Learning App
- App Store Availability
- Still Available on Apple's App Store
- Legal Action
- Insolvency proceedings initiated.
- Key Investor
- Glas Trust