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Innoviti Wins ASK Hurun India Award
Innoviti Technologies, a company that helps businesses with payments, won a big award called the ASK Private Hurun India Cheetah Award.
This award is given to companies that are growing fast and doing well in their field.
Innoviti helps big stores and small shops with their payments, making sure they get paid correctly and easily.
They have special software that helps over 20,000 shops in more than 2,000 cities.
The company is also very successful, making a profit and planning to grow even more.
They have important investors and have even won patents for their technology.
Innoviti Technologies won the ASK Private Hurun India Cheetah Award 2025 for excellence in SaaS-based payment solutions.
The company processes over Rs. 80,000 Cr. annually for more than 20,000 merchants across 2,000 cities.
Innoviti offers solutions like unipay for revenue assurance, genie for sales acceleration, and link for online payments.
The company achieved operating profitability in May 2025 and is backed by notable investors.
Innoviti has won numerous accolades, including the Deloitte Fastest Growing Companies in Asia award and has 14 patents with 11 more in the pipeline.
- Who
- Innoviti Technologies
- What
- Won the ASK Private Hurun India Cheetah Award 2025
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
- When
- December 15, 2025
- Why
- For excellence in SaaS-based payment solutions
Key facts
- Company
- Innoviti Technologies
- Award
- ASK Private Hurun India Cheetah Award 2025
- Category
- Excellence in SaaS-Based Payment Solutions
- Revenue Processed
- Rs. 80,000 Cr. annually
- Merchants Served
- 20,000+
- Cities Covered
- 2,000+
- Investors
- Bessemer Venture Partners, FMO, Catamaran Ventures, Patni Family Office
- Patents
- 14 awarded, 11 in pipeline
Sources
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