Rohit Taneja, Founder and CEO, Decentro
“The 2024 Union Budget showcases the government’s dedication to fostering innovation and technological growth. It focuses on SMEs and manufacturing with initiatives like the self-financing guarantee fund and enhanced PSB capabilities for the SME assessment. A five-scheme package supports financing, regulatory changes, and technology, amplifying Make In India movement that is a huge tail wind for infrastructure building companies like us.
These measures, coupled with the extension of tax benefits for startups, indicate a promising environment for digital growth. At Decentro, we see this as a prime opportunity for fintech to contribute deeper across India’s digital infrastructure and double down on the technology-driven reforms that have boosted productivity and financial inclusion over the last decade.
We are particularly excited about the potential to leverage these initiatives further to enhance the fintech infrastructure and drive seamless integrations across banking.”
About Rohit Taneja, Founder and CEO, of Decentro
Rohit Taneja is the founder of Decentro, the full-stack banking and payments API infrastructure that is contributing towards building the future of fintech in India and Southeast Asia. Embarking on his journey in 2011 with the technology giant Sony, Rohit consistently demonstrated a keen focus on technical operations, aiming to facilitate groundbreaking solutions and eliminate friction. Driven by an entrepreneurial vision and a passion for fintech platforms, Rohit played a pivotal role in building Mypoolin, India’s first social payments platform, and a payments infrastructure provider, which was later acquired by Wimbo. Additionally, he made noteworthy contributions to the growth of organizations such as Wimbo, Atal Innovation, and First Cheque. Leveraging advanced modules and innovative solutions, Rohit Taneja has propelled Decentro to become the preferred solution for organizations seeking to modernize their financial operations.
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