Fintech

Fintech platform Refyne raises $82 mn to simplify personal finance
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The platform enables employees to withdraw their earned salary in real time before the payment is due, thus reducing debt traps by providing instant access to earned salary. The Earned Wage Access (EWA) solution provider said the since its inception (December 2020), it has raised a total of $106 million.
Fintech platform Refyne raises $82 mn to simplify personal finance
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The platform enables employees to withdraw their earned salary in real time before the payment is due, thus reducing debt traps by providing instant access to earned salary.
Fintech startup MetaMap raises Rs 530 cr in new Series B funding
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The new capital brings the company's total funding to date to Rs 630 crore and will be used to invest in product development and furthering its international expansion as it furthers its mission to help billions of people unlock online services and experience upward mobility.
Fintech startup Khatabook raises $100 mn at $600 mn valuation
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With fresh funds, Khatabook will focus on financial services disbursement through its software ecosystem, catering to 10 million monthly active MSMEs. The company said that it plans to accelerate hiring to strengthen its engineering, product, design, analytics, and data science capabilities. The first phase of our journey was enabling digital transformation by building a tech ecosystem for Indian MSMEs.
slice raises $20mn to challenge credit card industry in India
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slice has raised this amount from existing investors Gunosy, Blume Ventures among others. "The banking industry in India has always viewed credit cards as a loan product rather than a high frequency payment instrument. Therefore, banks' main focus is to optimise the fees related to credit cards and there are portfolio teams to increase the loan book," Rajan Bajaj, Founder & CEO, slice, said in a statement.
Fintech startup Sentieo raises $20M to drive digital transformation
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With this latest funding, the US and Delhi-based Sentieo has now secured $62 million in total capital. Currently, Sentieo employs 175 people, with more than 120 at its office in New Delhi. "With the incredible adoption of the Sentieo platform it is clear we are experiencing a massive shift in how financial and corporate research is executed," said David Lichtblau, CEO of Sentieo.
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