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InvoicePe
InvoicePe turns India’s GST invoice data into instant, multi-lender working-capital offers, aiming for six-minute turnaround without physical paperwork.
InvoicePe
InvoicePe operates a technology platform that aggregates GST-authenticated invoices from small and medium enterprises and distributes them instantly across a panel of lending partners. The firm’s stated differentiator is speed — it promises delivery of loan offers within minutes of a borrower granting OTP-based access to their GST filing history — and the elimination of physical documentation, a persistent friction in Indian trade finance. The platform covers working-capital financing against accounts receivable, positioning InvoicePe inside India’s TReDS-adjacent but non-exchange supply-chain-finance ecosystem. Because the loans are underwritten by partner lenders, InvoicePe’s balance sheet does not appear to carry direct credit exposure; its value proposition is origination, digital verification, and multi-lender price discovery. The website identifies no geographic restriction beyond India, and its loan offers are denominated in INR. The firm does not disclose total loan volumes, team size, or institutional backing on its public site. No regulatory filing or financial press report confirming assets under management or total facilities arranged was located at the time of review. The company’s operations are visible only through its customer-facing mobile and web funnel and a brief contact form. InvoicePe’s architecture — a lightweight API- or screen-scrape layer that reads statutory tax data and broadcasts it to competing credit originators — differs from a licensed non-bank financial company or a traditional fintech balance-sheet lender. The firm acts as a pure marketplace, earning through arrangement fees or a spread on the loans it generates, which structurally aligns it more closely with loan-service-provider and digital-lending-app regulations under the Reserve Bank of India’s evolving fintech framework.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
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Undisclosed
Location
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Asia
Country
India
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Frequently asked questions
How does InvoicePe underwrite loans?
InvoicePe does not appear to hold a lending license or underwrite directly. Its platform authenticates a borrower’s GST invoices via OTP-based access and broadcasts the verified receivables to multiple partner lenders, who then bid or offer terms. Credit risk sits with those lenders, not with the platform.
Is InvoicePe a registered NBFC or a loan-service provider?
No non-bank financial company registration or lending license attributable to InvoicePe was found in its website disclosures. The firm’s described model — technology-enabled lead generation and invoice verification for third-party lenders — is consistent with a loan-service provider or digital-lending application operating under the Reserve Bank of India’s guidelines for digital lending, though exact regulatory status is not publicly confirmed.
What sizes of business does InvoicePe serve?
The platform’s reliance on GST-authenticated invoices suggests its target clients are GST-registered small and medium enterprises. InvoicePe does not publish minimum or maximum invoice sizes, turnover thresholds, or sector restrictions on its website.
Does InvoicePe charge borrowers directly?
Fee mechanics are not disclosed on the public site. Marketplace lending platforms in India typically earn either an arrangement fee from the borrower or a commission from the lending partner. InvoicePe’s specific revenue model has not been detailed in available materials.
What data does InvoicePe extract from a borrower’s GST account?
InvoicePe states that its app fetches all GST invoices after a one-time OTP verification. Exactly which fields it reads — invoice value, counterparty GSTIN, payment history, filing compliance — is not enumerated, but the process is designed to replace physical invoice submission and manual underwriting with a standardized digital record shared with lenders.
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