Payments infrastructure for collections, payouts and merchant onboarding
Cashfree is a Bangalore-based payments company running collections, payouts, UPI and identity verification on a Java/Spring Boot and Go backend across AWS and Kubernetes, now adopting Terraform for infrastructure-as-code. Job posts cluster around merchant onboarding, with a dedicated onboarding pod, day-0 journey work and in-house scaling, while legal and risk hiring alongside engineering points to compliance pressure growing with transaction volume.
Cashfree, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka, provides payment infrastructure for businesses in India. Its products span payment gateway, payouts, invoicing, escrow accounts, API banking and bank rails such as UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS, plus identity verification and fraud detection. The company holds Reserve Bank of India authorisation and integrates with commerce platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and WordPress. It is privately held and employs 501–1,000 people, with hiring concentrated in India.
Cashfree runs Java, Spring Boot, Go and Python on AWS and Kubernetes, with MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for data, Apache Spark for processing, and Power BI and Tableau for analytics. It is adopting Terraform.
Yes. Cashfree's hiring is accelerating, led by engineering with notable demand in legal and product, plus roles in data, risk, finance, HR and marketing, all based in India.
Current work centers on a merchant onboarding pod, scaling in-house onboarding, day-0 merchant journeys, a UPI roadmap, acquiring stack enhancements and a single-source-of-truth data model.
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