Business Analyst - Payments

Business Analyst - Payments Required Technical Skill Set: Strong functional background and understanding of Payments Processing both international and domestic clearing. This is in the interbank payments space (e.g. payments like RTGS , NEFT , IMPS , SWIFT ,SEPA , CHIPS , FEDWIRE , BACS , NACH , NACHA , FPS , BACS , CHAPS , SIC , CBPR+ .) Experience on ISO20022 Payments standards is a key need Experience on difference scheme of products: Real Time Payments, Credit Transfers , Bill Payments , Direct Debits; Credit Card / Debit card payments Capable to handle multiple stakeholders from business requirement collection with customers ( Bank staff / teams) Capability to prepare business requirements and solution specification documents Desired Experience Range 8 to 15 years of experience Location of Requirement Indore/Noida/Pune/Bangalore/Mumbai Role descriptions / Expectations from the Role Working with the Customer to understand the business requirements Working with the Product Development team to review & verify the expected functionality / enhancement in the product Create thought leadership content and create differentiated solutions (e.g. AI in Payments) Make presentations and demonstrate solution to customers and prospects Study Regulatory and Market standard evolution in Payments and translate that into business Requirements .

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