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Our leadership

Building confidence in
business transactions.

PaySec brings together experience in banking, technology, cybersecurity and business operations to help businesses transact with greater confidence. Clear agreements, accountable processes and bank partnerships are central to our approach.

Pradeep Nair, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of PaySec

Pradeep
Nair

Founder &
Chief Executive Officer

Pradeep leads PaySec’s strategy, technology, compliance readiness and B2B partnerships, with an active role in sales and business development.

He brings nearly two decades of experience across banking technology, cybersecurity and financial services, including more than 14 years with an international bank in Dubai. His background spans financial markets technology, IT risk, compliance and governance.

At PaySec, his focus is on building a secure, dependable platform that helps businesses manage transaction risk through clear agreements, transparent processes and partnerships with banks.

Anshuman Chandra, Founder and Chief Operating Officer of PaySec

Anshuman
Chandra

Founder &
Chief Operating Officer

Anshuman leads PaySec’s sales, marketing and operations, connecting the company’s commercial strategy with the everyday needs of its clients.

He brings more than two decades of experience, including working with an international bank in Dubai, and has served financial markets clients across more than 30 countries. His background brings a banking perspective to PaySec’s approach to client relationships, operational discipline and service delivery, with customer experience central to his work.

At PaySec, he focuses on building client relationships, expanding market reach and developing practical processes that make the platform straightforward to adopt and use.

Our shared commitment

Trust, built into
the way business works.

To make trust a practical part of doing business through clear responsibilities, transparent progress and confidence in how transactions are managed.

PaySec holds the rules. The bank holds the money.