Aurionpro lands largest US deal worth $33 million, expands fintech footprint

Indian mid-sized IT firm Aurionpro Solutions on Thursday said that it has secured its largest contract win in the US market, signing a three-year strategic engagement worth more than $33 million with a leading US fintech platform focused on digital insurance payments, underscoring the growing momentum for Indian technology firms in high-value fintech and AI-led transformation deals.

The agreement, signed through its US subsidiary Aurionpro Fintech Inc., expands an existing relationship with the customer, which already uses the company’s payments framework software and related services. Under the new mandate, Aurionpro will deliver software enhancements and maintenance for the existing payment platform, along with cloud, DevOps, AI and data engineering services.

The deal is expected to generate over $33 million in revenue during the contract period and further strengthen Aurionpro’s position in the US payments and fintech market, where financial institutions are accelerating investments in digital infrastructure modernisation and automation.

Raj Biyani, executive vice-president and head of Aurionpro Fintech, said, “This represents our largest deal win in the US region and reflects the strength of our solutions, deep domain expertise, engineering talent and scalable technology capabilities that we have built over the years,” he added.

The order comes amid a broader industry shift where clients are increasingly moving beyond AI pilots and entering multi-year transformation partnerships centred around cloud migration, platform engineering, automation and AI deployment.

Aurionpro has also been on an aggressive deal-winning streak over the past few months as it expands across fintech, mobility and digital infrastructure. In March, the company secured a nearly ₹350 crore multi-year mandate from a hyperscale operator to build an AI-ready green data centre in India—its largest order in the data centre segment. Earlier this year, it won a ₹150 crore contract from Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to deploy Automated Fare Collection systems for Bhopal and Indore metro projects. Other recent wins include a multi-year cash management mandate from CSB Bank and a cloud-native payments engagement with Vitreous Alliance.

The recent order flow reflects wider demand trends across the technology sector. Several IT and engineering services firms have highlighted strong pipelines in financial services and digital modernisation during recent quarterly earnings, with AI and data engineering emerging as key growth drivers.

For Aurionpro, the latest deal signals a growing demand for integrated fintech platforms that combine payments infrastructure with cloud-native architecture and AI-led automation. The company has also said it has increasingly invested in proprietary technology platforms and AI-focused capabilities as competition intensifies across enterprise fintech services.