Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal has stepped down from Indian fintech PhonePe's board of directors, three quarters after making a similar move at the Binny Bansal, who undertook the acquisition of PhonePe by Flipkart in 2016,

Binny Bansal, Flipkart co-founder, has stepped down from the PhonePe board. His exit marks another milestone in his entrepreneurial journey, as he shifts focus to his latest venture, OppDoor. PhonePe founder Sameer Nigam expressed gratitude for Bansal’s strategic guidance and mentorship over the years.

BENGALURU: Flipkart’s co-founder Binny Bansal has stepped down from PhonePe board, the payments company announced on Friday. This comes nearly 10 months after he exited Flipkart board. Bansal acquired PhonePe in 2016 and has been on its board since then.

Digital payments giant PhonePe has appointed Manish Sabharwal as an independent director and chair of its audit committee. In this role, Sabharwal will be upholding the integrity and effectiveness of PhonePe's financial reporting, internal controls, and risk management practices, the company said.

PhonePe has appointed Manish Sabharwal as an independent director, replacing Binny Bansal. He will also chair the audit committee and help strengthen internal controls.

Binny Bansal has left PhonePe's board. He previously left Flipkart's board. PhonePe appointed a new director, Manish Sabharwal. PhonePe separated from

Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal has resigned from the board of directors at PhonePe. The decision comes three quarters after he had made a similar move at Flipkart. Bansal played a key role in Flipkart's acquisition of PhonePe in 2016 and has been on the board of the fintech firm since then.