It started with a ₹25,000 roaming bill. One trip to Dubai. One mistake of turning on data roaming. And a very painful lesson that the system wasn't built for Indian travelers.
I looked for alternatives. Every eSIM provider I found wanted a credit card. Currency conversion fees on top. Nothing accepted UPI. Nothing was priced in rupees. Nothing felt like it was built for us.
YAXΞ Technologies was born from that moment. As a data scientist who understood technology but had never built a company before, I started with a simple question: why can't Indians pay for international connectivity the same way they pay for everything else — with UPI?
The answer, it turns out, is that no one had bothered to build it. So we did.