Imagine a bank developing a brand-new mobile payment application—not through months of tedious coding, but by assembling pre-built components like Lego bricks, completing the project in mere days. This isn’t science fiction; it’s the vision being realized by Indian fintech firm Signzy, which recently announced a $26 million funding round led by Gaja Capital, with participation from existing investors Vertex Ventures and Arkam Ventures. The capital will accelerate development of its flagship "no-code workflow digitization" platform, empowering financial institutions to fast-track their digital transformations.
The Signzy Advantage
At its core, Signzy is an AI-driven fintech company specializing in digital transformation solutions for banks, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), and other financial institutions. Its disruptive edge lies in replacing traditional code-heavy development with intuitive, modular platforms that dramatically reduce technical barriers and implementation timelines.
How No-Code Banking Works
Signzy’s proprietary platform, GO, functions as a financial services "toolkit," allowing institutions to drag-and-drop pre-configured modules for critical functions like customer identity verification, risk assessment, and loan approvals. Since its 2015 launch, GO has fueled exponential growth, with Signzy securing eight U.S. patents and nine Indian patents—including a groundbreaking Metaverse banking patent awarded earlier this year.
"The financial sector is undergoing massive digital transformation, and no-code products are becoming indispensable," said Signzy CEO Ankit Ratan. "Our solutions let traditional banks deploy fintech-grade user experiences in days, not months."
Expanding Global Footprint
Beyond technological innovation, Signzy is broadening its regulatory reach. Recent authorization from the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) designates the company as an official partner for unified KYC solutions and client onboarding infrastructure—a strategic move to strengthen cross-border financial services capabilities.
The new funding positions Signzy to further consolidate its leadership in AI-powered banking automation, with the company poised to redefine how financial institutions worldwide approach digital transformation.