The engineering centres that the big banks and insurers run for themselves in India, each a GCC (global capability centre), are told separately. (More on them in
The Domain's five Industry Verticals follow those five things, money paid in Payments, lent in Lending and credit, kept in Banking and regtech, invested in Wealthtech and capital markets, and insured in Insurtech. Every company named in this Domain has posted software engineering jobs in India.
Payments is money that moves. Its companies build every link a payment passes through, from the card network and the gateway to the UPI app and the transfer across borders, like Visa, Stripe, Razorpay and PhonePe, and the whole chain is on
Lending and credit is money that is borrowed. Its companies decide who can borrow and then lend, like Bajaj Finserv, Experian, FICO and HDFC Bank, and the whole picture is on
Banking and regtech is money that is kept. Its companies sell banks the systems that hold the accounts, keep the bank within the law and let it talk to its customers, like Fiserv, Temenos, Clari5 and NCR Atleos, and more is on
Wealthtech and capital markets is money that is invested. Its companies run the markets where shares and bonds trade, the funds and the data behind them, and the apps where ordinary people invest, like DTCC, SimCorp, S&P Global and D. E. Shaw, and more is on
Insurtech is money set aside against risk. Its companies build the systems on which insurers write policies and pay claims, and the websites and apps through which insurance is sold, like Guidewire Software, Vertafore, Policybazaar.com and Acko, and more is on