Razorpay among 7 firms charged in loan app case

New Delhi, March 17 The Enforcement Directorate today said it had filed prosecution complaint (equivalent to a chargesheet) under the PMLA against payment gateway Razorpay, three fintech companies controlled by Chinese nationals and as many NBFCs and some others in...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:38 AM Mar 18, 2023 IST

New Delhi, March 17

The Enforcement Directorate today said it had filed prosecution complaint (equivalent to a chargesheet) under the PMLA against payment gateway Razorpay, three fintech companies controlled by Chinese nationals and as many NBFCs and some others in a case linked to Chinese loan apps, which allegedly cheated numerous people.

The ED said the special PMLA court in Bengaluru had taken cognisance of the prosecution complaint. A total of seven entities and five individuals had been named as accused in the chargesheet, the agency said.

The entities included fintech companies Mad Elephant Network Technology, Baryonyx Technology and Cloud Atlas Future Technology, all “controlled” by Chinese nationals and three non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) registered with RBI — X10 Financial Services, Track Fin-ed and Jamnadas Morarjee Finance.

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