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DIGISPICETECHNOLOGIES Information Technology 15 Feb 2026

Digispice Technologies Ltd — Q3 FY26

Digispice Technologies (Spice Money) reported a muted Q3 FY26 with GTV declining ~4% QoQ due to normalization of subsidy flows and consolidation in the MFI/NBFC sector impacting collections.

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Revenue ₹109 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹2 Cr
EBITDA Margin
Duration 52 min

✓ Verified against BSE filing

2-Min Summary

Digispice Technologies (Spice Money) reported a muted Q3 FY26 with GTV declining ~4% QoQ due to normalization of subsidy flows and consolidation in the MFI/NBFC sector impacting collections. However, gross margin improved to 47% (from ~44% guided steady state) driven by cost optimization and mix shift away from low-margin CMS. PAT for the quarter was ₹2.4 crore (9M PAT ₹16.5 crore vs ₹4 crore prior year), reflecting operating leverage as indirect costs were held flat. Management highlighted operating leverage kicking in, with 9M EBITDA of ~₹21 crore vs ₹4 crore YoY. New engines—credit (disbursements of ₹19.2 crore in Q3 vs ₹20.5 crore in full FY25) and insurance—are gaining traction. Guidance: gross margins to settle at 44-45%; credit distribution to scale in H2 FY27; UPI cash point launch expected in Q4. Risk: continued slowdown in MFI/NBFC lending could pressure collections revenue.

Key Numbers

Agent Network 1.6M
+6.7% YoY

Registered agents on Spice Money platform, up from 1.5M last year.

APS Market Share 18.64%
+130bps YoY

Market share in Aadhaar-enabled payment system (AEPS) for cash withdrawal.

Credit Disbursements (Q3) ₹19.2Cr
+87% YoY

Disbursements in Q3 FY26 vs ₹10.3Cr in Q3 FY25 (implied from FY25 full year ₹20.5Cr).

CASA Float Balance ₹260Cr
+30% YoY

Float balances in current and savings accounts opened via Spice Money.

Management Guidance

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Gross margin to settle at 44-45%

Management expects steady-state gross margins in the range of 44-45% on a quarterly average basis.

margins
G

Credit distribution to scale in H2 FY27

Management expects credit distribution (secured loans) to scale meaningfully in the second half of FY27 after building the open API stack.

growth
G

UPI cash point launch in Q4

Spice Money plans to enable UPI-based cash withdrawals at agent points by the end of Q4 FY26.

expansion
G

Discontinued business to be zero by H1 FY27

The loss from discontinued business (PAD) is expected to be reduced to zero by the first half of FY27.

other

Key Risks

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MFI/NBFC consolidation impacting collections

Slowdown in lending by MFIs and NBFCs due to NPA consolidation has reduced collections volumes, which may persist for another quarter or two.

medium · management_commentary
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Credit distribution scale-up delayed

Management indicated that scaling credit distribution may take another 2-3 quarters, implying potential delays in revenue contribution from this segment.

medium · analyst_question
R

Subsidy flow normalization

Elevated subsidy flows in H1 FY26 boosted GTV; normalization could lead to continued muted growth in near-term transaction volumes.

low · data_observation

Notable Quotes

We are beginning to see operating leverage kick in... for the 9 months this financial year we delivered close to 20 crores profit compared to 4 crores for the 9 months previous year.
Dilip Modi · Chairman
Our goal is to build a full stack financial services distribution plane for small merchants and consumers in Bharat.
Dilip Modi · Chairman
We have successfully validated this model for our own SMA base... in this quarter alone we have delivered disbursements of almost 19.2 crores.
Aarti Gur · Head of Investor Relations