New Delhi, April 27 -- Drip Capital, a fintech firm said it has surpassed $9 billion in cumulative cross-border trade finance transactions for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) since its founding in 2016, underscoring growing demand for financing infrastructure in global trade.

The company said it facilitated over $2 billion in trade transactions in FY25-26 alone and is now targeting more than $11 billion in cumulative volumes by 2027, implying a projected growth of roughly 25% over the next year.

According to the Small Industries Development Bank of India, India's MSME sector faces a credit gap of nearly Rs.30 lakh crore, which continues to constrain export potential and participation in global supply chains.

At the same ti...