Quicktouch expands footprint in fintech, payment aggregation
Earlier, the company approved the 100 per cent acquisition of Dubai-based Grenew DMCC.
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Quicktouch Technologies Ltd. is expanding its footprint in the Fintech space and Payment Aggregator industry. For this, the company has incorporated cutting-edge technology and transforming the payment ecosystem.
"Quicktouch is set to redefine industry standards by integrating advanced technologies and revolutionizing the payment ecosystem. As part of this ambitious expansion, Quicktouch is thrilled to announce the hiring of top talents from renowned industry leaders, Razorpay and PayU," the company said.
Earlier, the company approved the 100 per cent acquisition of Dubai-based Grenew DMCC.
Grenew FZE, a subsidiary beneath DMCC’s wing, refurbishes and recycles electronics, a vital offering.
With Grenew DMCC comes Grenew FZE’s role, refurbishment and recycling, its core goal. Manufacturing and assembly, dismantling too, all under Quicktouch’s vision, creating something new.
The acquisition aligns with broader aims, integrating capabilities, in Quicktouch’s name. Refurbishing, recycling, and more in store, expanding our services, as we explore.
Earlier, the information technology (IT) firm Quick Touch Technologies informed the exchanges that its board of directors has approved an allotment of 59.50 lakh fully convertible warrants to promoter and non-promoter categories.
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