Infibeam Avenues, one of India’s leading digital payments and fintech infrastructure providers, has announced plans to rebrand itself as AvenuesAI Ltd as part of a major strategic transformation. The board has granted in-principle approval for the name change, which remains subject to statutory and regulatory approvals.
The move reflects the company’s evolution from a payments and e-commerce infrastructure provider to a fully AI-driven digital payments and fintech enterprise. Infibeam aims to position itself at the forefront of AI-enabled transaction processing, risk management and merchant services across global markets.
Alongside the rebrand, the company has proposed key leadership changes. Vishwas Patel, currently Joint Managing Director, is set to take over as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. Vishal Mehta will continue to serve as Chairman and Managing Director, focusing on long-term strategy and steering the firm’s AI-led global roadmap.
The board has also approved the appointment of Dr. Neharika Vohra as an Additional Women Director (Non-Executive, Independent) for a five-year term beginning December 11, 2025. Vohra has played significant leadership roles in entrepreneurship development at the IIMA Ventures ecosystem.
Infibeam Avenues’ business spans India and multiple international markets, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Australia and the US, and it works closely with several major banks in Oman. The company stated that global expansion in payments offers improved unit economics and that the rebranding to AvenuesAI is aligned with its long-term international ambitions.
Financially, the company continues to show strong momentum. It reported 84% revenue growth in H1 FY26 and a 26% year-on-year increase in total payment volume (TPV). CCAvenue will remain its flagship brand for payment gateway services, supporting more than 200 banks and financial institutions.
In FY25, Infibeam Avenues processed transactions worth ₹8.67 trillion and today serves over 10 million merchants and enterprise customers across its payment and platform businesses — marking one of the most extensive payment infrastructures in the region.
By: Arushi Agarwal
