In this episode, Shweta Pandey, co-founder of ARTH, shares how she is building inclusive financial systems for Bharat. From Phygital distribution to gender-lens credit and recovery support through the Sahyog program, ARTH is rethinking how underserved women-led businesses can access finance with dignity, empathy, and local relevance.
We spoke to Anand Kumar Bajaj to understand how PayNearby is helping drive the Financial Inclusion Agenda in India
We speak with Sanjeev to understand why ONDC is the next big thing and its transformative potential for rural India
Mandar tells us about Sarvatra's journey as it went from serving co-operative banks to helping power the UPI revolution in India
Continuing in our theme of Fintech for Bharat, this week we look at the role that networks can play in fostering financial inclusion. Payment networks sit at the crossroads and provide the rails that connect...
Continuing in our theme of Fintech for Bharat, this week we shift our focus to affordable education. We chat with Varun to understand how digital credit is making quality education more affordable.
According to the 2011 language census survey, India has 121 languages spoken by over 10,000 people, with 21 of them recognized as official languages. Despite the fact that 90% of India's population does not speak English, the majority of the internet in India is in English. How does FinTech reach the masses in India with such a diverse set of languages in this situation?
As a country, India has a vast amount of diversity across people, language, culture, education and wealth levels. The diversity becomes even more apparent as we from India to Bharat. Can Fintechs be the great equalizer as they aim to make financial services more inclusive in India?