INDmoney

INDmoney

Financial Services

Gurgaon, Haryana 138,101 followers

#SuperMoneyApp Track, Save & Invest your money | Invest in US stocks & ETFs | Mutual Funds | Fixed Deposits | Insurance

About us

INDmoney is India's Super Money App! An all-in-one app to track, invest and grow your money. ⚡:SIP in Stocks & ETFs with Free Demat & Trading a/c ⚡:Invest in Direct Plan Mutual Funds at Zero Commission ⚡:Book Fixed Deposits ⚡:Track bank a/cs like ICICI, HDFC, Kotak, Axis etc, in one place ⚡:Track net worth across family members ⚡:Learn finance with IND Learn courses ⚡:Mini Save: Invest in FDs by saving daily ⚡:Get Free credit score INDmoney is founded by Ashish Kashyap, a technology entrepreneur who previously founded the Ibibo Group (Goibibo & redBus) and PayU India. We are a Series-D start-up backed by reputed foreign institutional investors comprising Tiger Global, Steadview Capital, Dragoneer. Sixteenth Street Capital, who have invested a total of $143Mn in our Super Money App.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Gurgaon, Haryana
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019

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    Suncity Success Tower

    Sector 65

    Gurgaon, Haryana 122005, IN

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    Think ₹1 crore is enough for retirement? Think again! ₹1 crore, ₹2 crores, even ₹3 crores might not cut it! 🚫 Dr. Pattabiraman M, a Professor at IIT Madras and personal finance author, shares his strategy for early retirement success. Several of his calculators have been published on SEBI’s investor awareness website. 🎥 Watch the video that’s already garnered 150,000+ views and unlock the secret formula to retiring early! 👇 https://lnkd.in/g8KaKn-R

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    🚀 Manifesting My Journey: From User to Marketer at INDmoney CHIRAG TRIVEDI, Senior Growth Manager shares his story in his own words. "I’ve always been a startup enthusiast, fascinated by how new technologies solve real-life problems. That’s how I stumbled upon INDmoney. Soon enough, I became a user, and started imagining myself working behind the scenes on this innovative product. Fast forward to May 2021, my journey at INDmoney began when I joined the Marketing Team. Before this, I had gathered years of experience working in an agency, collaborating with Flipkart, Ather Energy, etc. I specialized in web-driven e-commerce, but now, I was stepping into the app-driven ecosystem of INDmoney. In the beginning, things were overwhelming. The marketing team was small, and I was solely responsible for managing Google, Meta, and other paid campaigns. For the first 2-3 months, I felt lost in a sea of new responsibilities. But as time passed, I found my footing. Looking back, I can point out 3 defining moments in my learning curve. First was when I dived into Influencer Marketing—a completely new territory for me. I learned how influencers communicate, something that was outside my previous experience. Then came the transition to Alliances, where we partnered with almost 40+ brands. Despite never having done it before, I managed to scale growth more than even our paid marketing campaigns during that period. But the most impactful moment came when I started working on the growth side of the product. My first big project was to build the Indian Stock Referral Program from scratch while also scaling the US Stock Referral Program. The biggest challenge was creating the Brokerage Reward Program, which was compliance-heavy and complex. We accomplished this in just one month, it felt like a true victory! After several learning stops, I eventually circled back to where I started—managing social media performance marketing and brand media buying. It felt like coming full circle, and yet, there’s always something new to learn in this ever-evolving world of marketing. I'm naturally curious and driven to understand the "why" behind everything, which has led me to teach myself instruments like guitar and piano. I was also the lead singer of my college band. Beyond music, I'm an avid reader and enjoy writing poetry. One of the things I cherish most is learning from the people around me. I love being the “dumbest” person in the room because it allows me to learn from the brightest minds. One such inspiration for me is Nikola Tesla—a man who gave everything to his inventions yet received little in return. If I could give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be this: learn to set boundaries and protect yourself. Trying to please everyone is a path to pleasing no one. And remember, it’s okay to say no sometimes. You matter too #INDisruptor #INDisruptorStories #ProudINDians #INDmoneyCulture #EmployeeStories

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    Join us for an interactive webinar as we celebrate World Investor Week 2024 On the occasion of World Investor Week, NSE IX & INDmoney invites you all to an interactive webinar on *NSE IX - A Gateway to global investments* Time: *Oct 18, 2024 Gandhinagar Time 17:00 IST* ( 5:00 PM IST ) Register here: https://shorturl.at/jdpPJ Nikhil Behl Dharmesh Tejani #NSEIX #WorldInvestorWeek2024 #Webinar #GIFTCITY

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    India's retail inflation hit a nine-month high of 5.5% in September, breaking the RBI's 4% target. Food prices rose 9.24% after staying below 6% in July and August. Vegetable inflation surged from 10.7% in August to a 14-month high of 36% in September. Fruit prices rose, hitting 7.65% from 6.5% a month earlier. What do you think about this? Is this pinching your pocket lately? Let us know below 👇 #inflation #cpi #indianeconomy

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    Household debt vs GDP % measures the total household debt (such as mortgages and loans) relative to a country’s economic output (GDP). A high ratio, as seen in Australia, suggests that households are borrowing at a faster rate than the economy is growing, potentially leading to financial instability. In contrast, a low ratio, like in Saudi Arabia, indicates healthier household finances, with debt growing more slowly than the economy. Curious to know India's ranking? Check out the image below and share your views in the comments 👇 #GDP #Debt #Economy

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Funding

INDmoney 5 total rounds

Last Round

Series D

US$ 11.0M

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