One of the most buzzing words that rule all the financial headlines nowadays, is Startups, isn't it? From business magazines, newspapers to online personal finance portals, startups have been the talk of the town everywhere. And why not? The new-age startups are filled with tons of ideas that are no less than a new lease of fresh air for the Indian economy. So let's have a look at some of the top emerging startups in India, which seem to have dazzling future prospects.
Building one of the most comprehensive digital due diligence platforms since its foundation year 2015, Karza Technologies aims to enable screening of counterparties through 700+ credible publicly available government information sources through a singular gateway. Its offerings assist financial institutions throughout their customer journey, right from onboarding (kyc), risk assessment, underwriting and due diligence to monitoring and recoveries.?Sounds interesting and promising right??
It surely is. In fact, each of Karza’s solutions focuses on thorough digitization of the processes, enabling rapid decisions and ensuring comprehensive risk management and screening to ensure no key factors are missed out. And with its state-of-the-art automation capabilities, the firm has acquired a diverse portfolio of 300+ live clients, spanning across a large gamut of use cases in the industry.
This Hyderabad based fintech startup, which was recently founded in 2020, has already been carving its own niche by providing lending solutions for the unbanked.
Built with Machine-learning models, Coine delivers an end-to-end digital lending solution that puts the consumer as the centre point of the entire experience. It aims to empower banks and NBFCs to offer loans to the underbanked millennials in India, using Coine’s powerful and versatile lending management system. In the coming years, Coine aspires to become a NEO bank with a vision to enable every Indian to access credit and transform their lives. Its core belief is that lending access is a right, not a privilege. Certainly, with a significant part of unbanked India still itching to be under financial inclusion, especially in terms of lending, this startup provides a ray of hope!
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Founded in the year 2016 by designer Fatima K. Punjaabi, Mati aims to capture the moulding essence of soil (mati) into the clothes as a reflection of Fatima’s personal style. The brand is all about comfortable silhouettes, with the raw organic feeling coming from sustainable and hand-woven fabrics and shapes that are inspired by nature and colours that are ‘earthy’ as well as natural. It also keeps every woman in mind when designing clothes, which is evident from its minimalist designs and loose, flattering cuts that fit all body shapes and sizes. Isn't that cool?
With the vision to promote the value of meaningful and inclusive clothing, Mati has been amongst the most talked-about and sought-after sustainable fashion brands, and its even 'Peta Approved Vegan', as it uses cruelty-free raw materials, with its sourced sustainable and handwoven fabrics being 100% biodegradable and hand-spun by local weavers of India.?
Just like its name suggests, this cruelty-free brand offers skincare and wellness products through its eco-friendly, pure, and organic products. The brand was founded about three years back by Paridhi Goel, who has made sure to curate products that come with zero harmful chemicals and are hence, completely natural. And that's not all, a part of this startup’s earnings also go towards the upliftment and growth of the kids of an orphanage in Ghaziabad.?
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