Juspay & Sabre Direct Pay Team Up to Modernize Global Travel Payments

• Juspay partners with Sabre Direct Pay to simplify and secure global travel payments
• Collaboration enables local payment methods, cross-border capabilities, and faster checkout
• Partnership strengthens Juspay’s global expansion as the company records its highest revenue

Juspay has entered a partnership with Sabre Direct Pay to modernize digital payments for the global travel industry. The collaboration aims to help travel merchants improve payment conversions by offering a faster, more secure, and locally adaptable checkout experience.

Through this partnership, both companies will roll out sector-specific capabilities designed for airlines, hotels, online travel agencies, and booking platforms. These include access to local payment methods, quicker go-to-market deployment, simplified reconciliation, and seamless cross-border transaction support. Juspay will also integrate its tokenization technology with Sabre Direct Pay, allowing travel businesses to process payments without handling sensitive card data, strengthening compliance and security.

Sheetal Lalwani, Co-Founder and COO of Juspay, said the partnership is aligned with rising global expectations for faster and more secure travel payments. She added that the combined offering will help travel businesses unlock new opportunities and deliver smoother customer experiences.

Sabre Direct Pay, a division of Sabre Corporation, views the partnership as a key step toward solving the complex payment challenges faced by travel companies. Patricio Boccardo, managing director at Sabre Payments, said the collaboration supports efforts to build infrastructure that enables instant, secure, and multi-currency transactions.

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The partnership comes as Juspay accelerates its global expansion with new offices across the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. While India remains its largest market, contributing the majority of its revenue, overseas markets currently account for around 2%. The company reported its highest-ever revenue of approximately Rs 514 crore in FY25, up 61% year-on-year, along with a profit of around Rs 62 crore, its first profitable year.

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