Pine Labs Careers

A commerce and fintech platform serving businesses, banks and fintechs globally.

pinelabs.com

About the company

Founded

1998

Corporate office

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

Registered office

Gurugram, Haryana, India

Industry

Payments and financial technology

Listed on

NSE: PINELABS

Customers

More than 250,000

Employees

Approximately 5,000

Revenue (FY2026)

₹2,711 crore

Revenue growth (FY2026)

19% year over year

Gross transaction value (FY2026)

$194 billion

Pine Labs is a global commerce and fintech platform serving businesses, banks and fintech companies. Its products span in-store and online payments, prepaid programs, fintech infrastructure and credit processing.

The company began in 1998 and later launched Plutus, PinePerks and its online payments business. Its official history records the acquisitions of Qwikcilver, Fave, Mosambee and Setu as the platform expanded across India and international markets.

Pine Labs reported more than 250,000 customers and approximately 5,000 employees on its current careers page. For FY2026 it reported ₹2,711 crore of revenue, 19% year-over-year growth and $194 billion in gross transaction value.

Key People

B. Amrish Rau

Chairman, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

Kush Mehra

Executive Director, President and Chief Business Officer, Digital Infrastructure and Transaction Platform

Sameer Vasudev Kamath

Chief Financial Officer

Neerav Mehta

Company Secretary and Compliance Officer

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Interview process at Pine Labs

(130 candidate-shared AmbitionBox interview experiences)

Interview experience

4 out of 5

Interview difficulty

62% moderate

Interview process length

78% completed in under two weeks

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How long the process takes

About a day or two0%

About a week78%

About a month19%

More than one month3%

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Practise software, product, sales and payments-infrastructure discussions.

Pine Labs Interview Questions & Answers

Q: Find the median of two sorted arrays.

A: Use binary search on the smaller array to find a valid partition, explain the odd and even cases, and state the logarithmic complexity.

Answer by AI

Clarify empty-array behavior.
Define the partition invariant.
Test odd and even totals.

Q: Design a bus-booking system like RedBus.

A: Clarify search, inventory and booking requirements, then cover route data, seat holds, payment idempotency, concurrency and failure recovery.

Answer by AI

Define seat-hold expiry.
Prevent double booking.
Separate search from transactional inventory.

Q: Create a fixed thread pool, submit tasks and return each result.

A: Use a bounded executor, return futures, collect results with explicit error handling, and explain shutdown and back-pressure behavior.

Answer by AI

Avoid leaking worker threads.
Handle failed tasks.
Discuss ordering requirements.

Q: Solve the set-matrix-zeroes problem.

A: Use the first row and column as markers to achieve constant extra space, while separately preserving whether either originally contained a zero.

Answer by AI

Clarify in-place modification.
Handle first-row and first-column flags.
State complexity.