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Everybody's Life is quite fucked up. Someone is dealing with work stress. Someone is dealing with relationship issue. But indian entrepreneurs are next level Someone build this app for emotional support and got funded Do you know their investors?

CRED CEO Kunal Shah commented that mediocre people hang out with other mediocre individuals because A+ folks avoid them. Your views?

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—

The Snapdeal Saga Snapdeal - a company that went from being the country’s most promising unicorn to nearly shutting down. Kunal Bahl ( yes the Latest Shark ) and Rohit Bansal, two college friends who took on Flipkart and Amazon in a battle Snapde

“CRED: Love it or hate it, Kunal Shah proved one thing — if you build a brand people want to talk about, you can scale faster than ads can buy. Lesson: Branding is not optional. Branding is distribution.” “A brand is simply trust.” — Warren Buffett

CRED CRED is a members-only credit card bill payment platform that rewards its members for clearing their credit card bills on time. CRED members get access to exclusive rewards and experiences from premier brands upon clearing their credit card bil

Do you believe in god? Religion? I believe in importance of these concepts to keep humans civil. Humans are more long term than animals due to influence of such concepts. Every religion at its core makes human less animal like with hope and fear of

How CRED Cred-ed ? Short Case study on CRED CRED, founded by Kunal Shah in 2018, shows how a failing loyalty program can morph into a fintech unicorn. 🦄 Here's how: ➪ Gap Filled: CRED made credit card bill payments easy and rewarding. ➪ Initial S

CRED CEO Says "Engineers May Eat Doctor's Jobs", Triggers Debate On X Kunal Shah, CEO of CRED, sparked debate with his statement, "Engineers may eat doctor's jobs." As technology reshapes industries, Shah hints at a future where engineers, driven by