Angad Dhindsa is the Southeast Asia Head at Razorpay, with extensive experience in scaling businesses across fintech, e-commerce, and digital payments. With leadership roles at Meta and Paytm Mall, Angad has launched innovative payment solutions across APAC markets, including Singapore and Thailand, driving digital commerce growth.
An INSEAD MBA graduate and co-founder of multiple ventures, Angad combines entrepreneurial expertise with deep industry knowledge in payments and go-to-market strategies. His work spans South-East Asia, India, Japan, and the Middle East, making him a trusted voice in the global payments ecosystem. At Razorpay, he is dedicated to empowering businesses with cutting-edge payment technologies, tailored for Southeast Asia’s evolving digital economy.
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