Full-Time

Business Development Manager

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Boku

Boku

501-1,000 employees

Global provider of localized payment solutions

No salary listed

Senior

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Category
Business Development
Business & Strategy
Required Skills
Lead Generation
Risk Management
Marketing
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree/diploma
  • At least 5 years of experience working in a combination of business development, project management, marketing or product development, preferably in Payments/Fintech
  • Prior experience working with a fintech company, bank, or PSP in a partnership or business development role
  • Understanding of technical integrations (APIs, SDKs) related to payment processing
  • Knowledge of emerging payment trends such as UPI Lite, UPI Global, and real-time cross-border payments
Responsibilities
  • Establish and manage strategic partnerships with banks, PSPs, NPCI, and fintech players to enhance A2A payment adoption
  • Negotiate and finalize agreements with financial institutions and third-party service providers to drive business objectives
  • Work closely with banking partners to enhance payment infrastructure, onboarding processes, and product innovation
  • Drive UPI and A2A payment adoption through partnerships with banks, merchants, fintech firms, and payment aggregators
  • Identify new business opportunities, industry trends, and technological advancements in the digital payments ecosystem
  • Identify and manage a sales pipeline from the “Next 150” list that projects 3x quota target and a sales forecast that projects 2x quota target
  • Lead the entire sales process from initial lead generation to closing deals
  • Collaborate with internal teams (Product, Compliance, Legal, Tech) to align partner strategies with business goals
  • Develop and expand Boku’s business in country and adapt Boku’s strategies to fit the local market
  • Research and analyze market trends and competitor performance to develop effective strategies
  • Ensure all partnership engagements adhere to RBI, NPCI, and other regulatory requirements
  • Stay updated on compliance changes, risk management practices, and security measures for A2A payments
  • Represent the company in discussions with regulatory bodies and industry stakeholders
  • Track and analyze partner performance using KPIs such as transaction volumes, success rates, revenue impact, and cost optimization
  • Work with tech and operations teams to troubleshoot and optimize payment processing, fraud mitigation, and operational efficiencies
  • Implement and monitor SLA agreements with partners to ensure seamless service delivery.

Boku provides payment solutions that allow consumers to make purchases easily and securely. Their services include digital wallets, direct carrier billing, and real-time payments, which enable users to pay for goods and services without needing traditional banking methods. Boku's extensive network supports over 200 local payment methods, making it accessible to a wide range of consumers across more than 60 countries. What sets Boku apart from its competitors is its strong partnerships with major global merchants like Amazon, Google, and Netflix, which helps these companies expand their reach in various markets. The goal of Boku is to simplify the payment process for consumers and businesses alike, facilitating seamless transactions worldwide.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2008

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • LINE Pay partnership boosts Boku's presence in Japan's mobile payment market.
  • Carrier bundling trend offers Boku broader market reach through telco partnerships.
  • Privacy focus may increase Boku's user retention and acquisition.

What critics are saying

  • Competition from PayPay and Rakuten Pay challenges Boku's LINE Pay partnership.
  • Super apps in Asia could overshadow Boku's offerings without service expansion.
  • Regulatory scrutiny in Japan may impact Boku's operations with LINE Pay.

What makes Boku unique

  • Boku partners with LINE Pay, accessing 37 million Japanese users.
  • Carrier billing evolves to bundling, expanding Boku's service offerings.
  • Focus on 'Privacy By Design' enhances Boku's user trust and compliance.

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Benefits

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-2%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

0%
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