Veefin Solutions Moves to NSE and BSE Main Boards

Veefin Solutions, a Mumbai-based fintech software company, began trading on the main boards of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE on November 11, 2026. The move comes a little over three years after Veefin listed on the BSE SME platform in July 2023.

Veefin first came to the market with a Rs 46.73 crore IPO on the SME platform. On the main boards, its shares can be bought and sold one at a time instead of in the fixed lots used on the SME platform. Alongside the move, the company said it is changing its web address from veefin.com to veefin.ai.

Veefin's main board move at a glance

Veefin's revenue more than doubled in the first half of FY27

For the six months ended September 30, 2026 (H1 FY27), Veefin's group revenue rose about 116% year on year to about Rs 238.8 crore. Its net profit rose about 127% to about Rs 24.9 crore over the same period.

Veefin also reported an open deal pipeline of about Rs 920 crore with its half-year results. About 84% of that pipeline comes from banks and financial institutions outside India, with Southeast Asia a key market.

How Veefin got from the SME platform to the main boards

Veefin was founded in 2020 in Mumbai by Raja Debnath and Gautam Udani. It builds lending, supply chain finance and transaction banking software for banks. Udani is its vice chairperson and chief operating officer.

Gautam Udani on arriving at the main boards as a multi-product company

"We listed on the SME platform three years ago as a supply chain finance technology company. We come to the main boards as a multi-product company whose revenue has more than doubled in the past year, and with many more investors able to take part in what we build next."

"Every bank and every business has work that involves reading information, moving between systems, following rules and getting approvals. That is the work AIOS is built for. We are running it in our own implementation, support and testing teams first, so that what we take to customers has already been proven on our own work."

What Veefin says it is building next with AIOS

Veefin said its next phase of growth will come from the Veefin AI Operating System (AIOS), a platform on which a business can create, deploy and supervise AI employees for defined roles. The company said it has built more than 1,000 reusable AI skills and is already using AIOS in its own customer implementation, customer support and software testing teams.

Where Veefin stands after its main board debut

Veefin now trades on the NSE and BSE main boards, a little over three years after its Rs 46.73 crore SME IPO. In the first half of FY27, its revenue was about Rs 238.8 crore and its net profit was about Rs 24.9 crore. The company said it is moving its web address to veefin.ai as it builds out AIOS.

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