Infosys Opens GIFT City TechFin Centre to Host 1,000 Employees, Boosting India’s Global FinTech Stature

Infosys Opens GIFT City TechFin Centre to Host 1,000 Employees, Boosting India’s Global FinTech Stature

Infosys, the global IT services giant, has inaugurated its new development centre at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) in Gandhinagar, furthering its commitment to innovation in financial services and global delivery excellence.

“This centre will offer a state-of-the-art facility for over 1,000 employees in a hybrid working model. It will function as a key TechFin hub, delivering advanced digital solutions for global BFSI clients,” Infosys said in a statement.

The facility will provide a robust platform to serve clients across critical domains, including digital banking, regulatory affairs, trade finance, capital markets, cards and payments, and risk and compliance management. It will also play a vital role in enabling cross-border digital services through advanced technology adoption.

Leveraging AI, GenAI, cloud computing, API integration, cybersecurity and blockchain, the centre aims to enhance service delivery while bringing Infosys closer to its clients. This move reaffirms India’s growing stature as a global FinTech hub and underpins Infosys’s globally integrated delivery model.

“Setting up our development centre in GIFT City is a strategic step aligned with our vision of leading innovation in financial services from within India’s foremost international financial hub,” said Jayesh Sanghrajka, chief financial officer, Infosys.

Designed as a future-ready hybrid workplace, the centre will focus on driving productivity and enabling social capital, setting a new benchmark for next-generation work environments in India’s technology landscape.

Insights from agencies

Published by

Biswajit

Prose Crafter, Ping Ponger, Old Chestnut; not in that order. When he’s not diving into his customary reads or serving a sharp left-handed backhand on the ping pong table, he's untangling the chaotic web of hyphens, em dashes and en dashes for his colleagues. He has worked with brands, startups, agencies and collaborated with influencers in his decade-long career in the field of forging words, and has accrued a wealth of experience. Sparking conversations with infinite jest, Biswajit tries to bring a unique perspective and infectious energy to everything he does.

Leave a ReplyCancel reply