Partnership Lead

Bangalore

2-5 Years Experience

Full Time

About xPay

xPay is a Y Combinator backed international payments company trusted by enterprises across India and Southeast Asia, including public companies and several consumer brands you likely use every day.

These businesses are increasingly moving their international volumes from billion dollar giants like Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay to xPay as we expand our footprint across 180+ countries and support 25+ currencies. Since January, we have grown 73× and now process over 1 million transactions every month.

While we have begun with inward remittances, our mission ultimately is to disrupt every cross border payment thread in a market that moves more than $200 trillion annually.


The Role

You will own all core partnerships that power xPay’s global rails. This includes building new relationships, expanding existing ones, and driving GTM collaborations. You will work closely with the founders and operate as part of the early leadership team, shaping both strategy and execution.

Eligibility

  • 2-5 Years of Experience

  • Background in product companies, banking, or fintech

  • Based in Bangalore or ready to relocate


What you will own

  • Build, manage, and deepen partnerships with banks, payment processors, and financial institutions

  • Drive all fintech partnership initiatives, from evaluation to onboarding to ongoing growth

  • Lead GTM driven partnerships that expand xPay’s reach

  • Identify new opportunities across markets and work with product, compliance, and operations to turn them into live solutions

  • Negotiate commercial and strategic outcomes that move the business forward

  • Work closely with the founders on high velocity initiatives that directly impact revenue and market expansion


Why xPay

You will be part of the founding team, shaping a high impact function at a company that is solving a real problem for India’s global sellers. Your partnerships will directly influence product direction, market expansion, and the future of cross border payments for Indian businesses.