Billtrust opens Hyderabad GCC with ₹450-crore investment commitment

Telangana IT and Industries Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu inaugurated the facility at Raheja Mindspace, Madhapur, along with Billtrust CEO Grant Halloran and members of the company’s global leadership team.

Billtrust has committed to investing ₹450 crore over the next three years and plans to expand its Hyderabad workforce to 1,000 employees. The centre, spread across more than 40,000 sq ft, currently has around 100 employees and will focus on engineering, artificial intelligence development and operations.

Sridhar Babu said Hyderabad’s technology talent, infrastructure and business ecosystem continue to attract global companies. He said the Telangana government was committed to helping GCCs evolve beyond conventional support functions into Global Value Centres, where companies can develop new capabilities, innovate and drive their worldwide operations from the State.

He also encouraged Billtrust to leverage Hyderabad’s wider technology ecosystem, including T-Hub and the Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge (TASK), to access skilled professionals and strengthen its innovation capabilities.

Billtrust said its Hyderabad centre would form an important part of its global technology and operations network. The company serves thousands of B2B suppliers and millions of buyers globally through its cash-generation and accounts-receivable technology platform.

The investment adds to Hyderabad’s growing GCC ecosystem, with companies increasingly using the city not merely for back-office operations but for engineering, artificial intelligence, research, product development and other high-value global functions.

The Billtrust expansion is therefore another indication of Hyderabad’s continuing evolution as a strategic base for multinational companies seeking technology talent and global delivery capabilities.