Razorpay’s Seamless Online Payments Platform

Southern California-headquartered SP Investment Fund focuses on providing value by working with affiliates to purchase and rehabilitate government subsidized and market-rate workforce housing. Also active in the seed capital sphere, SP Investment Fund has placed equity in an array of technology startups, in areas from biotechnology to consumer Internet. 

In the latter space, SP Investment Fund is an investor in Y Combinator alum Razorpay which has developed a payments platform gateway for Indian companies seeking to operate efficient businesses online. Combining affordable pricing with an API that is developer-friendly, Razorpay’s system includes fully online onboarding designed to place entrepreneurs in a position of control over their payment ecosystems. 

The Razorpay platform is secure and compatible with the full range of international payment modes, from net banking to e-wallets. At checkout, a single JavaScript line seamlessly embeds cross-platform payment forms such that payments start and end on a single page through the tap of a button. With redirection handled via pop-up, the consumer never leaves the retailer’s site, which in turn maximizes revenue potential.

Riverside Charitable Corporation - an SP Investment Fund Partner

Investing in projects that deliver a positive social impact, SP Investment Fund and its affiliates focus on real estate and emerging technology investments. SP Investment Fund partners with various entities to provide affordable housing to low and very low income families and has so far invested in over 100 housing projects. Among its partners is Riverside Charitable Corporation. 


Riverside Charitable Corporation (RCC) is a nonprofit dedicated to providing people who cannot afford life’s basic needs with secure and service-backed affordable housing. It has also help thousands of qualified families buy their own homes. RCC provides community-centered educational and professional social services to the elderly, families, and children. 

As of 2016, the nonprofit has created over 90 communities, and has 11,366 families residing in RCC homes, with 5,872 of these families below area median income, and 1,701 of these families also living below the poverty line. Free to its residents, RCC’s professional supportive-services programs are self-sustaining and self-funded by each community and serve more than 10,000 families.