Tag: Payomatix

FinTelegram has already reported that the UK entities behind the high-risk payment processors, Kryptova, Bitmatix, and Paypound are in the process of being dissolved. The UK Companies House announced that the companies cease to exist via voluntary strike-off as of April 18, 2023. They belong to the network of notorious Indian payment veteran Ruchi Rathor. Merchants should take the best care of their money and avoid black-listed Kryptova, Bitmatix, and Paypound.

Now it's official! The two high-risk payment processor schemata Kryptova and Paypound from the environment of the notorious Indian payment veteran Ruchi Rathor are officially operated via the offshore company Next Ring LLC in Nevis. Until recently, the two UK-registered companies, Kryptova Biz Ltd and Self Pay IO Ltd, were the official operators. These are now in the process of voluntary strike-off. The new Nevis address is included in the Offshore Leaks Database.

Admittedly, we were a bit surprised when we received the invitation to Ruchi Rathor's new project, Pay Agency, today. Especially after the recent discussions on Twitter. Our FinTelegram team has been following the Indian payment veteran's projects and learned the brutal art of ripping off high-risk merchants had been practiced there. Now Rathor wants to launch a matchmaking platform with her Pay Agency where she brings merchants and PSPs together. Here is our first impression.

Indian payment veteran Ruchi Rathor's high-risk payment processor scheme iPayTotal collapsed in late 2020. Initially, iPayTotal Ltd was to be quietly dissolved and disappear. But then creditors came forward, and the court opened bankruptcy on the company. The Joint Liquidators report claims in the millions. Senthooran Kuganathan, a/k/a Sen Kugan, was one of the executives of the scheme and cashed a lot of money. He bought himself an expensive house and a Porsche!

FinTelegram has received extensive documentation from a former OpenFinance executive stating that Ruchi Rathor is the beneficial owner of the Denmark-based high-risk payment processor. The official shareholder is the Portuguese-registered Chestnut Investments - Unipessoal LDA, where Portuguese-based Russian Svetlana Ivanova is registered as a director. The documents also show that Rathor's various high-risk processors work with fake people. Merchants should be highly alerted!

Indian-British high-risk payment veteran Ruchi Rathor has been blazing a trail through the high-risk merchant segment for many years with her many companies. Millions are missing in the UK insolvency surrounding iPayTotal, which she co-founded. Most recently, Rathor has increasingly focused on crypto payments with Payomatix, Kryptova, or BitMatix. Crypto revenues are taxable in India (and other countries as well). Allegedly, Indian authorities are currently investigating possible tax evasion.

BizzBusters Ltd was a UK-registered company founded in 2012 by Indian Anurag Pratap Singh, the husband of British-Indian high-risk payment scammer Ruchi Rathor. The company was dissolved in 2016 via a compulsory strike-off and has disappeared. According to whistleblower information, BizzBusters is now to be revived via an Indian company. The mastermind behind the BizzBusters project would be Ruchi Rathor's son-in-law, Yuvraj Singh, and his brother Swaraj Singh.

The high-risk processor Payomatix is one of the many payment ventures of the notorious British-Indian Ruchi Rathor, the mastermind behind the collapsed payment scheme iPayTotal scheme. The scheme’s UK entity went into insolvency with creditor claims totaling about GBP 1.1M (report here). On LinkedIn, Payomatix is currently soliciting gambling operators that plan to address the Indian market. Payomatix is black-rated on PayRate42. We advise merchants to be super-cautious!

In Nov 2020, a UK court ordered iPayTotal Ltd to go into insolvency and liquidation. Many millions disappeared in the collapse of the British-Indian high-risk payment scheme. The beneficial owners were Ruchi Rathor, Anirudh Pratap Singh Rathor, and Anurag Pratap Singh. They operate several successor schemes through legal entities in India and Europe. Ruchi Rathors future son-in-law, Yuvraj Singh, is the mastermind behind OpenUp, Kryptova, and BitMatix. Merchants should avoid these payment schemes.

We have recently found at soltechX broker scam PayStudio as a payment processor for credit and debit card deposits. The operator is Synopsis Success LDA in Portugal with an address where the high-risk payment processor CryptoMatix by Ruchi Rathor is located. Currently, Rathor and her British-Indian gang apparently run their payment processors through companies in Portugal. Chestnut Investments Lda, the parent company behind the Danish OpenUp is also based in Portugal.

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!