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Who owns $6.4 billion CRED. (Based on available data on the internet) Funds (Institutional Investors): Held the majority stake at 72.49%. Founder (Kunal Shah): Owned 12.17% of the company. Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Pool: Accounted for 1

Who owns MEDIAL🚀 (approximate value based on available data) :) Niket Raj Dwivedi: 16.25% Aishwarya Raj Pandey: 16.25% Prateek Kaien: 16.25% Harsh Dwivedi: 16.25% Ritesh Agarwal: 2.5% Other Angle Investors: 22.5% ESOP pool: 10%

Nearly $1 trillion was wiped off US markets yesterday—more than India's total losses over the past six months.

CRED Isn’t a Rewards App. It’s a Trojan Horse for India’s Affluent Most think CRED is just about paying credit card bills and earning points. But that’s just the bait. What CRED is really building is the most powerful gatekeeper for India’s top spe

When I'm trying to make payment or register for a website or address field the details are automatically filled That means my data is leaked. I believe Cred leaked my personal data as the Cred UPI shows there. Please share your thoughts for account

"The alleged customer data appeared on a cybercrime forum post, but it remains unclear if any data was exfiltrated." - Techcrunch Don't know what Techcrunch people are smoking, for the data to appear on the forum post, exfiltrating data is a prerequ

News Update: The Top 10 Tech Startups in New Delhi Relying on innovation data from StartUs Insights’ Discovery Platform, which tracks 4.7 million startups, scaleups, and tech companies worldwide. Filtered by location, founding year, technology re

Reliance launched its application "sphere" Tata Launched "Tata Neu" Both rewards Coin. what if? Cred launch Cred Coin Flipkart With its "Reward coin" And all the crypto markets will surprise what is happening...??? We're planning a meme coin meme

Fukra Insan launched his drink and it is priced at ₹150, YouTubers launch their products thinking that we are celebrities and the whole of India will buy our products, maybe instead of thinking about this they should think what the public needs, they