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Fino Payments Bank Limited — Q3 FY26

FINO Payments Bank reported Q3 FY26 revenue of 394.4 cr (-15% YoY) as transaction-led businesses continued to decline, but EBITDA grew 6% YoY to 63.9 cr with margin expansion of 320 bps to 16.2%, driven by a favorable revenue mix shift toward high-margin CA...

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Revenue ₹394 Cr -15%
EBITDA ₹64 Cr +6%
PAT ₹12 Cr
EBITDA Margin 16.2% +320bps
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FINO Payments Bank reported Q3 FY26 revenue of 394.4 cr (-15% YoY) as transaction-led businesses continued to decline, but EBITDA grew 6% YoY to 63.9 cr with margin expansion of 320 bps to 16.2%, driven by a favorable revenue mix shift toward high-margin CASA (41% of revenue). The key highlight was RBI's in-principle approval to convert to a Small Finance Bank, positioning FINO as the first payments bank to achieve this. Management guided for a phased lending build-up targeting 8,000-10,000 cr loan book by FY30, with a low-cost CASA base (~2,500 cr) enabling sub-1% credit costs and 20%+ ROE. Near-term headwinds persist in digital payments and CMS due to regulatory scrutiny and pricing pressure. Risk: Execution of SFB transition and lending scale-up may face delays or higher-than-expected costs.

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Quarter Snapshot

Average CASA balance per account ₹1,314
+9% YoY

Average CASA balance improved to ₹1,314, reflecting better deposit quality and customer engagement.

Digitally active customers 60 lakh
+22% YoY

Digitally active customers grew 22% YoY to nearly 60 lakh, indicating strong digital adoption.

Renewal income 57 cr
+19% YoY

Renewal income grew 19% YoY to ₹57 cr, reinforcing recurring revenue stickiness.

Digital throughput share 55%
+9pp YoY

Digital throughput share rose to 55% from 46% a year ago, reflecting structural shift to digital.

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Top guidance Loan book target of ₹8,000-10,000 cr by FY30

Management aspires to scale the loan book to ₹8,000-10,000 cr by FY30, with a phased and prudent approach, maintaining a credit-deposit ratio of ~7...

Top risk Digital payments revenue decline may persist

Digital payment revenue fell 43% YoY due to regulatory tightening and merchant onboarding slowdown; recovery depends on regulatory environment.

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