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BharatPe was founded in 2018 with the vision of making financial inclusion a reality for Indian merchants. In 2018, BharatPe launched India’s first UPI interoperable QR code, the first zero MDR payment acceptance service. In 2020, post-Covid, BharatPe also launched India’s only zero MDR card acceptance terminals – BharatSwipe. Currently serving over 1 millions merchants across 400+ cities , the company is a leader in UPI offline transactions, with annualized Transaction Processed Value of US$ 26 Bn in payments. The company has already facilitated disbursement of loans totalling to over ₹10000 crores to merchants, since launch. BharatPe has raised over US$ 583 million in equity till date. The company’s list of marquee investors includes Tiger Global, Dragoneer Investment Group, Steadfast Capital, Coatue Management, Ribbit Capital, Insight Partners, Steadview Capital, Beenext, Amplo, and Sequoia Capital (now Peak XV Partners).
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'I am the victim...I personally invested Rs 1.5 crore in BluSmart, I hope they can survive': Ashneer Grover amid Gensol scandal
- BharatPe co-founder and former Shark Tank India judge Ashneer Grover has distanced himself from the ongoing Gensol-BluSmart financial controversy, stating he is a 'victim' and not a participant.
- Grover revealed that he had personally invested Rs 1.5 crore in BluSmart and Rs 25 lakh in Matrix, expressing hope for the survival of the business amidst the current fiasco.
- The controversy arose from a SEBI interim order revealing that Anmol Singh Jaggi, a promoter under investigation for alleged fund diversion, had invested Rs 50 lakh in Grover's startup.
- BluSmart, the electric vehicle (EV) ride-hailing company, halted new ride bookings following the SEBI order, which stated that Gensol Engineering Founder had diverted company funds for personal use.

'I Am The Victim,' Says Ashneer Grover As SEBI Finds Out Investments In Anmol Jaggi’s Now Tainted Blusmart
- Former BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover acknowledges receiving funding from Anmol Singh Jaggi, who is now under investigation for alleged financial misappropriation.
- Grover claims to be a victim of the situation and hopes BluSmart can survive the current fiasco for the sake of stakeholders.
- He criticizes Indian media for their coverage and states that he personally invested in BluSmart and Matrix.
- SEBI's interim order reveals Jaggi's investment in Grover's startup, Third Unicorn, as part of suspicious financial transactions involving Gensol.

BharatPe's NBFC firm Trillionloans hires Sandeep Singh as its CEO
- NBFC firm Trillionloans, majority-owned by BharatPe, has appointed Sandeep Singh as its new CEO.
- Sandeep Singh, with over 16 years of experience in digital lending, will focus on building scalable, tech-led lending products and meeting evolving customer needs.
- Sabyasachi Senapati, the previous CEO, will move to a new leadership position at BharatPe Group but will remain on Trillionloans' board.
- BharatPe has a majority stake in Trillionloans and aims to expand its digital credit business by offering various lending solutions.

BharatPe-Backed Trillionloans Appoints Aditya Birla Group Veteran As CEO
- Trillionloans, a non-banking financial company backed by BharatPe, has appointed Sandeep Singh as its CEO.
- Singh's expertise in financial services will drive Trillionloans' growth, focusing on scalable and tech-led lending products.
- Trillionloans' executive director, Sabyasachi Senapati, will take on a new role at BharatPe Group.
- Trillionloans offers tailored credit products including SME loans, personal, vehicle, and consumer loans.

Top 10 Most Funded Fintech in India For 2025
- India's fintech sector remains robust despite global funding slowdown, ranking as the third-highest funded globally.
- Top Indian fintech companies in 2025, based on cumulative capital raised, are highlighted.
- Paytm ranks high with over USD $3.48 billion funding, offering a full-stack financial services ecosystem.
- PhonePe follows with USD $2.29 billion funding, excelling in the UPI ecosystem and expanding services.
- Pine Labs secures USD $1.32 billion, focusing on merchant commerce and expanding internationally.
- DMI Finance with USD $1.13 billion funding, excels in diverse financial services across platforms.
- CRED, with USD $867 million funding, targets high-credit-score individuals and offers various services.
- Razorpay raised USD $741 million, expanding into business banking services and direct-to-consumer tools.
- BharatPe with USD $604 million funding focuses on unorganised merchant segment digitization.
- Chargebee, a subscription revenue management platform, raised USD $475 million, aiding SaaS businesses.
- Digit Insurance at USD $467 million and Acko Insurance at USD $458 million mark emerging players in digital insurance.

Fuelling Bharat’s AI Ambitions, Ather To Trim IPO Size & More
- India's AI advancements were discussed at the GenAI Summit 2025, emphasizing the need for deep tech innovations to compete globally.
- Key takeaways include the importance of building a sovereign AI ecosystem, challenges for deeptech startups, and data privacy concerns among MSMEs.
- Indian companies are utilizing AI effectively, with examples like OfBusiness and TBO Tek showcasing the country's growing prowess in AI adoption.
- Ather plans to reduce its IPO size amid market volatility, while Noise secures $20 Mn funding and Zepto sees significant growth.
- BharatPe subsidiary receives RBI approval, JM Financial trims Info Edge's price target, and RBI allows UPI transaction limit revisions.
- Ola Electric partners with EY India, emphasizing regional compliance, and attention is on Indian family offices to increase investments in the private sector.
- NeoSapien's AI wearables aim to help users manage information overload and make better decisions, leveraging real-time insights and emotion analysis.
- The product, Neo 1, serves as a 'second brain' to enhance cognitive functions and improve focus, offering personalized AI assistance.
- With Batch 2 launched at an accessible price, NeoSapien targets helping individuals mitigate the challenges of information overload.
- The article showcases the intersection of AI advancements, market news, and startup innovations in India's tech ecosystem.
- Overall, the landscape reflects a dynamic environment fostering growth, innovation, and adaptation to meet evolving challenges.

BharatPe Gets RBI Approval For Payment Aggregator Business
- BharatPe's subsidiary has received RBI approval to operate as an online payment aggregator.
- BharatPe is now the only fintech company in India with an NBFC license and a PA license, along with a stake in Unity Small Finance Bank.
- This move strengthens BharatPe's position as a full-service fintech company offering digital payments, lending, and investment services.
- The approval reflects BharatPe's commitment to compliance, strong governance, and long-term value.

BharatPe’s Resilient Payments gets RBI approval for payment aggregator license
- Resilient Payments Private Ltd., a subsidiary of BharatPe Group, has received RBI approval to operate as an online payment aggregator under the new brand BharatPe X.
- With this license, BharatPe becomes the only fintech in India to hold an NBFC permit, a significant stake in Unity Small Finance Bank, and the right to act as a payment aggregator.
- BharatPe X will target smaller cities, aiming to deepen its reach in tier-2 and tier-3 towns and provide merchants with more ways to accept and manage online payments.
- BharatPe's platform currently serves over 1.3 crore merchants in more than 450 cities, processing about 450 million UPI transactions monthly and handling Rs 29,000 crore in annual point-of-sale transactions.

BharatPe Group company gets RBI nod for payment aggregator licence
- BharatPe Group company Resilient Payments Pvt Ltd has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to operate as an online payment aggregator.
- The approval positions BharatPe as the only fintech firm in India to hold an NBFC license via Trillion Loans, a stake in Unity Small Finance Bank, and a payment aggregator license.
- BharatPe aims to deepen its presence in Tier II and III cities, where digital payment adoption is nascent but growing rapidly.
- The company plans to launch an online payment aggregator platform under the brand 'BharatPe X', targeting deeper penetration in smaller cities and high-growth sectors.

Founders react to Goyal’s remarks, say consumer start-ups drive innovation
- Founders, including those of Zepto, Ashneer Grover and others, expressed their opinions on Goyal's remarks.
- Zepto co-founder highlighted the need for support and recognition of consumer internet start-ups.
- BharatPe chief mentioned the evolution of the Chinese start-up ecosystem and suggested aspiring for sustained economic growth.
- Founder and Managing Partner at Navam Capital emphasized the significance of consumer tech companies in job creation and investor returns.

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