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3 large markets in India: 1. Anything that gives hope: ( Education, gambling, trading, dating) 2: Financial services: ( Banking, payments, payment gateway) 3. Anything that Elevates status: (Cosmetics, aspirational products)

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LazyPay, KreditBee, and Slice act like they’re helping the young Indian get access to credit. In reality? They’re modern-day loan sharks. High interest rates, hidden fees, and aggressive recovery methods. This isn’t financial inclusion, it’s financial exploitation

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