Trust Fintech Hits Upper Circuit After Bagging First US Deal — $820K CBS + LOS Order for Credit Union on SaaS

Trust Fintech Hits Upper Circuit After Bagging First US Deal — $820K CBS + LOS Order for Credit Union on SaaS

CMP: ₹94.10 | Change: +4.96% (Upper Circuit) | Market Buzzword: First US Order | Subsidiary: TFL TECH INC, Delaware, USA


🧲 At a Glance

Trust Fintech Ltd’s US arm, TFL TECH INC, just bagged its first international deal — a $820,000 (₹6.97 Cr) contract from a US Credit Union for implementing Core Banking System (CBS) and Loan Origination System (LOS), entirely on SaaS model.

That’s right. A fintech from Nagpur is now building banking infra in Delaware.

Cue the upper circuit.


🧾 Deal Snapshot

DetailValue
ClientInternet Soft Inc, Delaware
Nature of WorkCBS + LOS Implementation
End-UserCredit Union (USA)
Revenue ModelSaaS (60-month contract)
Total Order Value$820,000 (~₹6.97 Cr)
Entity ExecutingTFL TECH INC, USA (Trust’s Subsidiary)
Related Party?Yes, but at arm’s length

🌎 Why This Is Big

Trust Fintech, a relatively quiet SME player on the NSE Emerge platform, just pulled off the holy grail of Indian SaaS dreams:

Selling a B2B BFSI product to the USA.

That too, in core banking + lending tech, one of the hardest segments to crack.


💡 Company Background

🏢 Metric📊 Detail
Parent CompanyTrust Fintech Ltd (India)
SubsidiaryTFL TECH INC (Delaware, USA)
Business FocusCBS, LOS, Financial ERP, Regulatory Software
Client Base (India)Cooperative banks, NBFCs, Credit Societies
IPORecently listed on NSE Emerge
HeadquartersNagpur

Until now, most of their revenue came from Indian BFSI clients. This US expansion signals serious global ambition.


📈 Why Market Reacted So Strongly

  • 💰 Sticky Revenue: SaaS model = Monthly recurring revenue for 5 years
  • 🇺🇸 Credibility Boost: US client win validates product capability internationally
  • 🔁 Export play: Could open doors to other Credit Unions in North America
  • 🧾 Arm’s Length: Although TFL TECH is a subsidiary, SEBI disclosure confirms deal is above board

🧠 EduInvesting Take

From cooperative banks in Chandrapur to credit unions in Chicago — Trust Fintech just levelled up.

  • A ₹6.97 Cr order may not sound huge — but for an SME fintech with sub-₹100 stock price, this is massive validation.
  • 60-month contract means annuity-style visibility — rare for IT services firms at this scale.
  • The fact that this is a SaaS implementation — not a license+AMC one-off — gives long-term investors more to chew on.
  • Also… Nagpur going global? We love it.

But now, here’s the real question:

Can they scale this? Or is it a one-off PR victory lap?


🧨 Risks to Watch

  • Execution risk in US market — timelines, compliance, and customer expectations differ
  • Scaleability — One client is great. Ten clients? That’s a real US business.
  • Subsidiary disclosures — More transparency around TFL TECH’s revenues would be welcome

🔮 What to Watch Next

  • Will Trust Fintech announce more US clients?
  • Can they convert Indian case studies into North American pilots?
  • Will they now raise funds for US GTM (Go-To-Market) scaling?
  • And most importantly: Can revenue momentum follow this news?

🧾 Final Word

This is how SME tech stocks go viral — not with buzzwords, but with signed US clients.

Trust Fintech just turned from a small-cap IT vendor into a global fintech hopeful.

And with the stock locked at 5% UC, the market agrees.


🗓️ Published: May 28, 2025
✍️ By: Prashant Marathe
Tags: Trust Fintech US Order, TFL TECH INC, CBS on SaaS, SME IT Export, Fintech SaaS India, Credit Union Software, EduInvesting, NSE SME News

Prashant Marathe

https://eduinvesting.in

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