Tag: OpenUp.Finance

The high-risk processor Payomatix is one of the many payment ventures of the British-Indian Ruchi Rathor, who became sort of famous with the collapse of her iPayTotal scheme. iPayTotal vanished with their merchants' money. The scheme's UK entity went into court-ordered insolvency with creditor claims totaling about GBP 1.1M (report here). The successor brand OctaPay vanished after a few months. Nothing about that will be discussed at the Payomatix Founder Investor Networking event in November 2022.

Payomatix is a part of the high-risk payment processing empire of the notorious British-Indian Ruchi Rathor and its iPayTotal Group. Payomatix claims to be a PayTech startup revolutionizing the Indian payment industry through an innovative API platform. On LinkedIn, Payomatix is currently promoting its Founder Investor Networking Q3 event to be held in August 2022 in India. Ruchi Rathor will also be a speaker at this event. She certainly has a lot to tell!

FinTelegram readers know that in our research and reporting, we emphasize high-risk payment processors that, unfortunately, very often act as facilitators of cybercrime organizations and their illegal activities. For this reason, we also founded the cyberfinance rating agency PayRate42 together with partners a few months ago with the mission to list, review, and rate them. Today we would like to know more about the high-risk payment processor SumoPay operating in Asia.

Currently, the high-risk payment processor OpenUp.Finance is apparently experiencing problems. Existing and former employees have contacted FinTelegram and provided insider information. We have thus been able to confirm that the notorious British-Indian payment veteran Ruchi Rathor is one of the beneficial owners. On July 26, 2022, OpenUp announced the separation of three employees in a LinkedIn posting. Insiders also informed us about Trustpilot manipulations. Thus, employees receive a bonus of $5 if they organize positive reviews.