Amazon Onboards BRISKPE as PSP to Boost Indian Sellers’ Global Reach
Amazon has officially onboarded BRISKPE as a Payment Service Provider (PSP), authorizing the fintech platform to facilitate cross-border payments for sellers operating on its marketplace. The move is expected to significantly streamline international transactions for Indian sellers aiming to expand globally.

BRISKPE, which is backed by global investment firm Prosus, announced the launch of its new initiative titled ‘Launchpad’, designed to support Indian entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses internationally. The company aims to go beyond traditional payment processing by offering a comprehensive ecosystem that enables local sellers to operate like global brands.

In a statement released Friday, BRISKPE emphasized that the initiative would redefine the cross-border payment landscape by providing sellers with tools and resources for global expansion.

“With ‘Launchpad’, we are not just enabling payouts but building an end-to-end growth platform that helps Indian sellers compete and thrive in international markets,” a company spokesperson said.

By joining Amazon’s PSP program, BRISKPE enters a select league of financial service providers trusted to manage cross-border transactions on one of the world’s largest e-commerce platforms. The partnership is poised to benefit thousands of Indian MSMEs and entrepreneurs looking to tap into global demand for their products.

Industry experts view this collaboration as a strategic win for both companies—Amazon strengthens its seller support network in India, while BRISKPE solidifies its position in the fast-growing cross-border fintech space.