7,312 Fintech companies in India, in one picture: who is hiring, who is raising money, who founded them, where they are based, what the news is about, which skills employers want and where the research is going. Updated September 2026.
7,312companies tracked
$35.1Bdisclosed funding
795hiring right now
4,666events · 24 months
214,927news articles · 12 months
Opportunity signals · india · country lane
Where demand signals run ahead of mapped supply
Financial inclusion, Fraud, scams & consumer trust and Interest rates & policy show the widest gaps between demand-signal and
mapped-supply percentiles across India.
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Shows the top fintech firms in India by size, funding, hiring activity and media coverage; 7,312 companies are tracked, with 795 hiring now and 1,123 having disclosed recent funding.
The Fintech market map of India: what these companies actually do
Breaks down fintech product categories and revenue models, noting the largest groups such as consumer digital (4,146) and enterprise tech (3,815), and common models like transaction commissions (4,540).
How many companies earn revenue each way. Plenty use more than one model, so the counts add up to more than the sector.
Commission on Transaction4,540
Subscription4,000
Fee-For-Service1,968
E-Commerce - Service1,344
Lending1,133
Advertising282
E-Commerce - Product232
Physical Commerce72
Funding, M&A and the deals moving Fintech in India
Counts corporate activities over the past two years, totaling 4,666 events, including 1,348 earnings releases, 800 funding rounds, 560 key‑person announcements and 413 mergers or acquisitions.
IPOThe initial public offering (IPO) of OnEMI Technology Solutions Limited (Kissht) was subscribed 9.5 times on the final day (Day 3) of bidding.2026-05-05
FundingAI-powered customer engagement startup Oolka led the segment with a Rs 130 crore Series A round, backed by Accel, Lightspeed, and Z47.2026-05-02
M&APine Labs’ ₹88 crore acquisition of Shopflo2026-04-29
M&AMumbai: Peak XV Partners sold its remaining 7.7% stake in fintech MobiKwik through block deals worth over Rs 130 crore on Tuesday, completely exiting its investment in the firm, said people in the know.2026-04-29
FundingCredilio Raises ₹100 Crore to Scale2026-04-28
IPONew-age insurance company Acko is preparing to make a confidential filing for its initial public offering (IPO), aiming to raise around $250 million, according to people familiar with the matter.2026-04-27
IPO5paisa Capital Limited has made a rights issue of 15,627,419 equity shares aggregating up to ₹468.823 crore, to eligible shareholders.2026-04-22
M&AMumbai-based fintech Raise Financial Services has acquired algorithmic investing and trading platform, Stratzy, in a cash & stock deal.2026-04-21
M&AKonfir has been acquired by Experian and will join its verifications business, expanding data coverage for UK employment and tenancy checks.2026-04-17
IPOThe IPO fresh equity issuance of ₹620 crore and OFS of ₹180 crore by existing investors.2026-04-14
Mergers and acquisitions
Deals from the last 24 months where a Fintech company in India was the buyer or the one bought, newest first. “Undisclosed” means the price was never published — not that the deal was worth nothing.
Navi, ex-Flipkart, Amazon Web Services. IIT Delhi BS 2005
Where the founders studied
alma mater on record for 996 of 5,480 founders
IIT Delhi121
IIT Bombay97
IIM Ahmedabad79
BITS Pilani79
Indian School of Business78
IIT Kharagpur69
IIT Kanpur67
IIM Calcutta65
Where they worked before
a previous employer on record for 246 of 5,480 founders
Goldman Sachs39
Amazon38
Microsoft31
Google30
Flipkart29
McKinsey22
Morgan Stanley15
Boston Consulting Group14
Founders flagged as repeat founders
of 5,099 founders with a profile on this page
148
carry a repeat-founder flag
flagged as repeat founders148
no repeat-founder flag4,951
Women and men among the founders
first names matched for 4,548 of 5,480 founders
10%
of matched founders are women
women475
men4,073
Inferred from first names, using 119 million people who state their own gender: a first name counts only where at least 20 of them share it and at least 90% of those share the same gender. The other 932 founders go in neither column.
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Fintech jobs in India: who is hiring and what they ask for
Shows job activity from 848 fintech employers, with 5,633 postings in 12 months; top skills are sales, Python, SQL and communication, and median pay is $10 k per year.
5,633postings · last 12 months
7,647postings tracked overall
848employers advertising
$10kmedian advertised salary/yr (n=1433)
Demand
The Skills Employers Ask For
What Fintech employers in India put in their job ads. The bar is how many postings ask for it; the arrow shows whether demand grew or shrank against the year before.
sales882▲
python606▲
sql518▲
communication446▲
communication skills435▲
business development374▲
negotiation359▲
java352▲
javascript301▲
relationship management298▲
What level are these roles?
Entry116
Intern236
Senior991
Lead767
Manager2,310
What they pay, by level
Manager$11k/yr (n=428)
Senior$15k/yr (n=150)
Lead$20k/yr (n=114)
Most advertised titles
Business Development Executive86
Sales Executive78
Business Development Manager60
Sales Manager55
Product Manager42
Relationship Manager37
24 internships were advertised in the last 12 months, across 16 of these companies.
What Fintech research in India is working on
Tracks academic output, noting 1,335 papers from Indian institutions, of which 336 identify common problems, 158 issue cautions, and 504 discuss opportunities.
How this field talks about itself
India-affiliated Fintech papers (gold) against all published research (grey)
About this data: built from Fliar's company, founder, funding, hiring, jobs, news and research trackers, covering India. Counts are of companies we track, not of every company that exists. Updated September 2026.
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Where demand signals run ahead of mapped supply — India
Every demand signal in India’s newsflow, measured as a share of the
country’s own coverage (2025-05-01 to 2026-05-01, against the year before), then scored beside
family-matched supply — the companies in each signal’s mapped fintech
categories — as within-page percentiles. The gap is signal percentile minus supply percentile
— a prioritisation clue in percentile points, not a market size.
The opportunity, in one view
signal family
signal pctile
supply pctile
gap · bar scaled to ±42.9 pts
gap pts
vs prior yr
Financial inclusiondemand driver
signal pctile42.9
supply pctile10
gap pts+32.9
vs prior yr▲ +52.4%
Fraud, scams & consumer trusttrust friction
signal pctile42.9
supply pctile10
gap pts+32.9
vs prior yr▲ +67.8%
Interest rates & policymacro pressure
signal pctile57.1
supply pctile50
gap pts+7.1
vs prior yr▲ +20.7%
Layoffs & income shocksspending pressure
signal pctile71.4
supply pctile80
gap pts-8.6
vs prior yr▲ +77%
Lending & credit accessdemand driver
signal pctile28.6
supply pctile50
gap pts-21.4
vs prior yr▲ +17.8%
Market volatilitymacro pressure
signal pctile57.1
supply pctile100
gap pts-42.9
vs prior yr▲ +39.7%
Crypto & digital assetsadoption shift
signal pctile50
supply pctile—
this page’s market map carries no matching category
gap pts—
vs prior yr▲ +139.3%
Data & privacy regulationcompliance pressure
signal pctile50
supply pctile—
this page’s market map carries no matching category
gap pts—
vs prior yr▲ +177.7%
Where the signals are loudest
Each region’s reading is a share of its own
coverage, so a loud smaller region can outrank a large one; rows follow each story’s primary region tag.
region
signal /10k articles · bar scaled to top row
top families
Chungcheongbuk-Do
signal /10k articles134
top familiesData & privacy regulation, Fraud, scams & consumer trust, Layoffs & income shocks
showing the ten highest-signal regions of 12 readings.
Inside the three leading signals
+32.9 percentile-point gap
Financial inclusion
the operating hypothesis Inclusion pushes can pull low-cost payment and credit rails toward new users.
6.44 /10k articles, 12-month share▲ +52.4% vs prior yr
quarterly share /10k
2024Q32026Q1
where it concentrates · /10k of that region’s coverage
Chhattisgarh
10.7
Tamil Nadu
9.5
Maharashtra
9
+32.9 percentile-point gap
Fraud, scams & consumer trust
the operating hypothesis Trust friction can reward whoever fixes service, complaints and fraud handling.
5.91 /10k articles, 12-month share▲ +67.8% vs prior yr
quarterly share /10k
2024Q32026Q1
where it concentrates · /10k of that region’s coverage
Karnataka
9.7
+7.1 percentile-point gap
Interest rates & policy
the operating hypothesis Rate moves can reprice every loan book — lending and deposit products feel it first.
19.37 /10k articles, 12-month share▲ +20.7% vs prior yr
quarterly share /10k
2024Q32026Q1
where it concentrates · /10k of that region’s coverage
Maharashtra
40.1
Delhi
6.9
Gujarat
6.1
For who is hiring, raising and leading here, see this
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Related research & where the coverage is heading
The research below carries both a fintech term and this page’s geography in its title — context for the boards above, not proof of any single number. The keywords are the fastest-growing terms in India coverage of this page's demand families, measured as a share of that coverage year-over-year so volume drift cancels.
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PLoS ONE · 2017 · 244 citations
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What’s growing in this coverage
crude oil prices
▲ +290.8%
178 articles, last 12mo
cardless atm access
▲ +255.4%
73 articles, last 12mo
ai hardware
▲ +250.4%
97 articles, last 12mo
cloud infrastructure
▲ +226.6%
105 articles, last 12mo
commodity futures
▲ +177.3%
265 articles, last 12mo
contactless mobile payments
▲ +164.7%
52 articles, last 12mo
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