Billtrust Has Opened Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad

US-based B2B payments company Billtrust has opened its Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad with a ₹450-crore investment commitment over the next three years and plans to expand its India workforce to 1,000 employees, creating more technology and operations roles in the city.

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GCC to focus on engineering and AI

The new centre is located at Mindspace IT Park in Madhapur and covers more than 40,000 sq ft, with capacity for up to 250 employees. It was inaugurated by Telangana IT and Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu along with Billtrust CEO Grant Halloran and the company’s global leadership team.

The Hyderabad GCC will focus on engineering, artificial intelligence development and operations. Billtrust said the centre will support its global business and technology requirements.

The company has already built a 100-member team in Hyderabad within six months of starting its India operations. The planned expansion to 1,000 employees will take place over the next three years.

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Key areas of the Hyderabad GCC include:

• Engineering and product development
• Artificial intelligence development
• Technology and data-related roles
• Global business and operations support

Hiring to expand in Hyderabad

Billtrust India GCC Country Head Farhad H Baria said the Hyderabad centre had grown to 100 employees within six months and would play an important role in the company’s future operations.

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CEO Grant Halloran said Hyderabad’s technical talent, infrastructure and government support were among the factors behind the company’s decision to establish and expand its India presence.

For HR teams, the expansion points to continued demand for technology professionals in Hyderabad, particularly in engineering and AI-related roles. The workforce plan also indicates that GCC hiring will extend beyond traditional IT support functions to product, technology and global operations.

Billtrust serves more than 2,600 B2B suppliers and 14 million buyers globally, according to the company. Its platform processes more than $1 trillion in annual trade credit volume.

The ₹450-crore investment and 1,000-member workforce plan place the Hyderabad centre among the recent GCC expansions adding technology and specialised roles to the city’s employment market.