Cashfree Payments laid off 80 employees as part of an organisational restructuring exercise

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Cashfree Payments laid off 80 employees earlier this week as part of an organisational restructuring exercise. According to the sources, the layoffs have affected 13% of Cashfree Payments’ 900-person workforce.

Cashfree Payments operates a full-stack digital payments solution platform that allows businesses to collect payments as well as provide API banking solutions. However, the company claimed that the layoffs affected only 6-8% of its employees. The layoffs come on the heels of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) ordering the fintech company to stop accepting new merchants.

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Cashfree Payments laid off 80 employees as part of an organisational restructuring exercise

Cashfree Payments laid off 80 employees earlier this week as part of an organisational restructuring exercise. According to the sources, the layoffs have affected 13% of Cashfree Payments’ 900-person workforce.

Cashfree Payments operates a full-stack digital payments solution platform that allows businesses to collect payments as well as provide API banking solutions. However, the company claimed that the layoffs affected only 6-8% of its employees. The layoffs come on the heels of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) ordering the fintech company to stop accepting new merchants.

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