Fintech  

This IIT-Delhi alumnus Bipin Preet Singh turned his Rs 8 lakh savings into Mobikwik, a fintech company with a market cap of Rs 23,567 crore. His journey is an inspiration for every entrepreneur.

ImWallet entered the market with a distinct purpose: to serve as the backbone of financial connectivity for businesses, large and small.

Here’s an inspiring tale of how a 24-year-old turned a mere Rs 2,000 investment into a staggering Rs 100 crore fortune in the stock market. 

Who are the top 10 richest people in Uttar Pradesh? Learn how the number of billionaires in the state has increased from 9 to 36 in 4 years. Know about the wealthy people of UP in the Hurun India Rich List 2024.

PhonePe, a leading Indian fintech company founded in 2015, has grown independently, offering innovative financial services to millions nationwide.
 

According to IIT Kanpur, these eMasters programmes combine fintech and traditional finance to help professionals understand the impact of technology of finance. The application period for the July 2024 batch is open until March 31.

Arjun Ahluwalia is a prominent and successful entrepreneur in the country. He kickstarted his journey as an entrepreneur when he moved back to India after working in America for several years. Currently, the rural fintech firm ‘Jai Kisan’ is valued at approximately Rs 2,000 crore.

With a focus on innovation, ScoreMe has developed a digital lending platform designed to streamline the entire borrowing lifecycle, from onboarding to credit evaluation.

India is one of the "fastest-growing" fintech market on the globe and is far ahead of the US in terms of financial innovation, said Steve Daines, a Republican lawmaker from the United States
 

Commerce and Industry & Railways Minister Piyush Goyal today inaugurated the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Knowledge Hub in New Delhi, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered learning ecosystem that will assist the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector. Speaking on this occasion Commerce & Industry Minister said that although India has developed as the second-largest fintech hub in the world, a lot of work still needs to be done in the BFSI sector.

Cyber crimes have soared in the recent past in a big way with the growth of FinTech ideas getting popular in the market.