The companies said the switch, along with the SDK, is designed to streamline how banks and partners connect to the platform, with a focus on improving app-based net banking journeys. The development includes features such as a single integration layer, routing to the Banking Connect central switch, and structured data delivery for risk and fraud systems.
According to NBBL, the unified integration framework is expected to reduce onboarding timelines and standardise processes for banks and ecosystem participants. The platform seeks to address longstanding issues in net banking, including fragmented integrations, non-uniform reconciliation processes, and reliance on legacy web-based flows.
NBBL Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Noopur Chaturvedi said the Banking Connect platform was designed to improve user experience while enabling partners to build additional services on its infrastructure. Juspay
Chief Operating Officer and Co-founder Sheetal Lalwani said the collaboration aims to support more consistent and secure integration frameworks for net banking.
Banking Connect is positioned as an interoperable layer that allows banks and payment partners to offer standardised net banking workflows. The platform also aims to support broader ecosystem participation by enabling partners to develop scalable solutions on top of its infrastructure.
NBBL operates within India’s digital payments ecosystem, offering interoperable bill payment and collection services for individuals and businesses through its Bharat Connect platform.
