Aurionpro subsidiary bags ₹63 Cr modernisation deal from Singapore-based bank

Integro Technologies, a subsidiary of enterprise technology provider Aurionpro Solutions, has bagged a ₹63 Crores deal from a global bank headquartered in Singapore. In this partnership, Integro will modernise the bank’s existing lending operations.
This large-scale program, comprising multiple critical initiatives, will be delivered across the bank’s global network of subsidiaries and regions, resulting in a single, unified global deployment. The program will be executed through the rollout of Aurionpro’s Integro Corporate Lending platform, enabling cross-border data access, enhanced financial analysis and credit rating capabilities, and extended net-zero digitization for ESG workflows and ESG covenant monitoring.
This program is expected to strengthen the bank’s global sustainable financing capabilities while delivering improved operational consistency, efficiency, and governance across its global lending franchise, the company said.

“We are working in close partnership with the bank to support the transformation of its lending operations across subsidiaries and geographies. Our AI-native, future-ready platforms are designed with depth, scalability, and proven capabilities. This win reinforces Aurionpro’s position as a leading player in the lending technology space, with a proven track record to partner with leading global banks in their lending transformation initiatives,” said Shekhar Mullatti, President – Banking Solutions Group.
Last week, Aurionpro announced that it has won a multi-year transaction banking contract from a leading public sector bank, bolstering its presence in the fast-growing digital cash management and corporate banking technology market. In a regulatory filing, the company, without disclosing the bank’s name, said the PSU bank has selected Aurionpro’s iCashpro platform as its preferred transaction banking solution. The deal covers software licensing, implementation and a long-term annual maintenance contract (AMC). Aurionpro did not disclose the financial value of the order.
