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There’s no single reason for PhonePe’s exit. It’s likely a mix of regulatory uncertainty, high costs, slow monetization, and better ROI in other verticals. While some could see this as a missed opportunity, others think it’s a smart strategic move to focus on lending, insurance, and UPI-based payments instead.
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The Rise of Fintech in Bangalore: Trends and Opportunities * Trends: Mobile payments, digital lending, insurtech, blockchain, wealth management, regulatory sandbox. * Opportunities: Financial inclusion, increased access to credit, personalized fina
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Embedded Finance: The Future of Financial Services for Startups Ever heard of embedded finance? It’s revolutionizing how startups do business! 🚀 What is Embedded Finance? It’s the seamless integration of financial services—like payments, lending,
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Investors evaluate a Startup based on the following keyfactors, hope this will be helpful 🚀🚀 1. Financial forecasts 📈 - Unit economics - Realistic assumptions - Clear path to monetization - 'On trend' - Highly scalable - Defens
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UPI on Credit? PhonePe’s Boldest Bet Yet In partnership with HDFC Bank and NPCI, the card is powered by Rupay and allows UPI payments through credit. NPCI had enabled this back in 2022, but PhonePe had to wait almost ten months to get RBI approval.
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Are Startup IPOs Truly Creating Wealth—or Just Exit Liquidity for Founders and VCs? India has seen a wave of startup IPOs over the last three years - 23 companies went public, promising innovation, disruption, and wealth creation. But have they tru
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I've studied the Indus Valley Report published by Blume Ventures this year. Here are some key points I’ve noticed: 1. India’s Consumption Story is Uneven The top 10% contribute 66% of India’s economy, while the middle class struggles to grow. The lo
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BluSmart’s Reboot: A Story of Promise, Pitfalls, and Possible Redemption In a dramatic turn for India’s all-electric ride-hailing pioneer BluSmart, major investors including BP Ventures are now in advanced talks to acquire co-founder Anmol Singh Jag
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