A7 plans to create a unified payment corridor between Russia and India, which can be used by both ordinary people and businesses. Money is expected to be transferred in national currencies through local partner banks — a roadmap with launch and further development stages is currently being prepared for the project.

The new channel will be useful for tourists, students, and people living or working abroad. Companies will be able to use it to pay for goods and services, transportation, participation in exhibitions, and other expenses related to international activities.

The project itself has already moved beyond the preliminary idea: the Russian-Indian payment system was presented in September at the INNOPROM. India exhibition in New Delhi. However, a full-fledged launch is still ahead — the details of interaction with banks and the operational scheme are still being worked out.

A7's interest in the Indian direction is already growing. According to the company itself, in the first eight months of 2026, the volume of payments through its system to India was 60% higher than for the entire previous year. A7's infrastructure covers more than 100 countries, with about 2,000 operations passing through it daily.

If the Russian-Indian scheme works and passes approbation, A7 expects to transfer this model to other directions as well. Among the next target markets, the company names countries in Africa and Latin America.