Axis Bank has launched ‘Sarathi,’ a revolutionary digital onboarding platform aimed at simplifying the process for merchants to adopt Electronic Data Capture (EDC) or Point of Sale (PoS) terminals. By eliminating the need for lengthy paperwork and long waiting periods, Sarathi offers a streamlined and hassle-free experience to merchants, enabling them to begin accepting digital payments quickly and efficiently.
With Sarathi, merchants can complete the onboarding process in just four simple steps, ensuring a seamless experience.
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These steps include:
Sarathi offers several key features and benefits that enhance the overall onboarding experience for merchants, including:
Sanjeev Moghe, President & Head, Cards & Payments at Axis Bank, emphasized the bank’s commitment to creating digital differentiators across the merchant and consumer lifecycle. Sarathi aims to deliver a superior experience for merchants, providing them with feature-rich terminals and instant gratification in line with evolving customer expectations.
By expediting the onboarding process and offering top-notch terminals, Sarathi not only benefits the merchant community but also enhances efficiency and productivity for Axis Bank’s sales teams. The platform enables sales teams to serve merchants more effectively, ensuring a seamless and efficient onboarding experience.
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