Fintech startups have revolutionized business financing in underserved markets by simplifying loan access for MSMEs.
🔸 Fintechs leverage AI, digital lending platforms, and alternative credit models to offer faster, more flexible loans.
🔸 In 2024, the fintech sector led VC funding, with lending tech startups raising $1.7 Bn. Companies such as Arthan Finance, Aye Finance, and Lendingkart are driving innovation, making business loans more accessible and boosting financial inclusion in India.
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Thrilled to announce the signing of an MoU with @ArthanFinance and @WeneursF in the first week of July!
This partnership marks the beginning of a promising new chapter in fostering entrepreneurial relationships and driving future growth🤝✨
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In the latest episode of Cutting Chai Stories powered by @tata_comm. We are delighted to feature our guest speaker, Rudra Biswal, CTO of @ArthanFinance, who hails from Odisha,transitioned from a degree in Agricultural Technology to a finance career at Unit Trust of India in 1994.
NBFC Arthan Finance raises Rs 50 crore in equity funding
Mumbai-based NBFC Arthan Finance, which focuses on lending to micro and small businesses, plans to use its new funds to grow assets under management, expand geographically, and incorporate AI and ML into its offerings. To date, the company has raised approximately Rs 83 crore.
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Mumbai-based non-banking financial company (NBFC) Arthan Finance has raised Rs 50 crore in a Series B funding round led by the Incofin India Progress Fund and the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation.
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Non banking financial company (NBFC) @ArthanFinance has raised INR 50 Cr ($5.98 Mn) as part of its Series B funding round led by Incofin India Progress Fund. 👇
The Mumbai-based fintech startup will deploy the fresh capital to grow its assets under management and expand footprint in India.
Founded by Kunal Mehta, Pravash Dash and Gowrisankar rao Alamanda in 2018, Arthan Finance provides loans to self-employed nano and micro entrepreneurs in tier II, III and IV cities across Maharashtra, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
The lending tech startup claims to have provided INR 500 Cr worth of loans to more than 20,000 borrowers, with the loan size varying from INR 2,000 to INR 20 Lakh.
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@ArthanFinance , a #nonbanking financial company (#NBFC) dedicated to providing loans to self-employed nano and micro entrepreneurs, has successfully secured Rs 50 crore in Series B funding.
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FINTECH SCOOP: NBFC @ArthanFinance Bags INR 50 Cr To Fuel MSME Lending.
🔎 The funding round was led by Incofin India Progress Fund. The round also saw participation from @DellFdn.
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