By MicroSave Consulting
This blog, based on MSC’s three-phase study, explores the impact of COVID-19 on Indian FinTechs and various strategies that helped them survive and recover. It further provides recommendations for regulators and accelerators to support FinTechs holistically and sustainably.
By ETtech
Xtracap Fintech India has raised $1 million (Rs 7.56 crore) in an angel round of funding, the Gurugram-based startup announced on Wednesday.
By Shashank Didmishe
Gurugram-based Xtracap Fintech India, which owns and operates an invoice financing platform Bridge2Capital, has raised $1 million in an angel round from undisclosed investors.
By Team YS
Xtracap Fintech, the Gurugram-based startup, has raised $1 million in angel round of funding. The startup had launched its mobile app – Bridge2Capital in October 2018 for small business owners to receive limited loan amount to pay their GST supplier bills.
By FPJ Bureau
India FinTech Forum, a not for profit fintech advocacy group representing Indian fintech companies, have announced 18 fintech startups who will be giving live demos to a high profile jury next month to compete for the Fintech Startup of the Year award at India FinTech Awards (IFTA) 2019 taking place on 29th Nov 2019 in Mumbai.
By ET BFSI Team
India FinTech Forum has announced 18 FinTech startups who will be giving live demos to a high profile jury next month to compete for the FinTech Startup of the Year award at India FinTech Awards (IFTA) 2019, to be hosted in Mumbai on 29th Nov at the Lalit hotel.
By Team Mint
Here are four fintech startups selected by Mint that gave presentations at the Mint Fintech Summit 2019 in Bengaluru.
By Team YourStory
The 9 fintechs selected for the second cohort of the Financial Inclusion Lab are gearing to scale technology-based solutions for small businesses, MSMEs, farmers, low-literate individuals and chit funds while continuing to focus on low and middle income and underserved populations.
By Sindhu MV
The accelerator programme by Bharat Inclusion selected these 11 fintech startups for developing innovative solutions to democratise access to improve Bharat's financial health.
By Shreya Ganguly (Inc42 Staff)
The $9.5 Mn-worth initiative will support the selected startups for 12 months with capital, strategic guidance, and market access to help them build and test their products.
By Gayatri Nayak, ET Bureau
The Financial Inclusion Lab, an initiative of IIM-Ahmedabad supported by JPMorgan and some philanthropic investors, has selected eleven fintech innovators for mentoring and upscaling their actvities and help deepen financial penetration in the country.
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