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Money Movement Business Analyst

eBayBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaPosted 21 May 2026

This role at eBay focuses on global payment operations and platform monetization. The successful candidate will analyze payment trends, define business requirements, and manage vendor portal operations. The position requires strong analytical skills and experience in the payments ecosystem. You will partner with cross-functional teams to drive innovation and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

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Experience

3+ years

Function

Operations

Work mode

Onsite, India

Company

Tier 1

What you will work on

This role at eBay focuses on global payment operations and platform monetization. The successful candidate will analyze payment trends, define business requirements, and manage vendor portal operations. The position requires strong analytical skills and experience in the payments ecosystem. You will partner with cross-functional teams to drive innovation and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

TAL's take

Quality 75/1004/5 clarityTier 1 company

Role at a tier-1 company involving global payment operations and analytics.

Clear focus on payment operations, business analytics, and compliance for the platform team.

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40.3 LPA average

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Must haves

  • 3+ years experience in ecommerce, payments, or related fields
  • 3+ years in product strategy, product management, or go-to-market roles
  • Solid understanding of global payments ecosystems and cross-border transaction processes
  • Strong quantitative analytical skills
  • BA/BS degree

About the company

eBay is a global e-commerce leader with a major presence.

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