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Successful Indian Entrepreneurs in Finance and Venture Capital Category

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Yeshu Agarwal (29 years old) – Co-founder of TransakIndia | Agarwal heads Transak, a web3 payment gateway simplifying the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Having recently partnered with Visa, Transak allows users to seamlessly transfer cryptocurrencies to Visa debit cards. Their Series A funding round last year raised $20 million, kickstarting the company’s rise in the fintech space.

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Aalesh Avlani, 29, co-founder of Credit Wise Capital | Avlani’s brainchild, Credit Wise Capital, is revolutionizing financing with a focus on motorcycle loans in Tier 2, 3 and 4 cities in India. By leveraging innovative technologies such as WhatsApp bots for credit scoring, CWC makes it easier for people without traditional credit histories to access credit. With $6 million in seed funding and an expansion into personal loans and health insurance, Avlani’s company is poised for continued growth.

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Srinivas Sarkar and Kushagra Manglik, co-founders of Coupl | Created by Sarkar and Manglik, Coupl appears to be India’s inclusive bank catering to couples of all orientations. By offering joint accounts and linked ATM cards regardless of marital status or sexual orientation, Coupl fills a critical gap in traditional banking services. Supported by Y Combinator and Entrepreneur First Global Fund, their innovative approach has been widely praised, with over 20,000 downloads.

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Aniket Damle, 29, director at Blackstone | Damle’s journey within Blackstone’s private equity investment arm highlights his prowess in leading strategic investments in India’s healthcare, consumer and industrial sectors. With notable deals like the creation of Sona Comstar, a technology platform focused on electric vehicles, Damle is a blend of investment acumen and mentoring initiatives at his alma mater, the Indian Institute of Technology from Bombay.

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Yashvardhan Kanoi, 28, partner at Alter Global | Kanoi’s leadership at Alter Global has facilitated vital investments connecting Silicon Valley to emerging market startups. With a portfolio spanning Southeast Asia, South Asia and Latin America, Kanoi’s strategic vision has propelled Alter Global as a key player in the venture capital ecosystems.

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Manish Maryada, 29, co-founder of Fello | Maryada’s brainchild, Fello, democratizes investing by gamifying the experience, offering rewards to users for their investing activities. With over a million downloads and substantial fundraising, including support from leading investors like Y Combinator, Fello is redefining engagement in the fintech sphere.

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Anuj Srivastava and Priyesh Srivastava, co-founders of OnFinance AI | OnFinance AI from the Srivastava duo has introduced NeoGPT, a ChatGPT-like service that revolutionizes financial analysis and market research. Securing $1.1 million in seed funding, OnFinance AI is poised to disrupt the financial industry with its advanced AI capabilities.

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Udita Pal, 27, co-founder of SALT | Pal’s company, SALT, is emerging as a disruptive force in the fintech landscape, offering remittance services and streamlining compliance processes for startups. Backed by Y Combinator, SALT has streamlined cross-border transactions, filling a critical need in the fintech landscape.

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Seethalakshmy Narayanan, 29, VP of Growth Investments at Premji Invest | Narayanan’s meteoric rise at Premji Invest shows his prowess in identifying high-potential investments in consumer technology, healthcare and fintech. With a multi-million dollar transaction history, Narayanan has cemented his position as a key player in the private equity space in India.

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Sagar Sheth, 28, VP of Investments at Eight Roads Ventures | Sheth’s strategic investments at Eight Roads Ventures have taken the firm’s portfolio to new heights. With a keen eye on promising startups, Sheth has played a pivotal role in nurturing emerging talent in the Indian startup ecosystem.

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Pooja Shirali, 28, vice president at DSG Consumer Partners | Shirali’s role at DSG Consumer Partners highlights her passion for identifying and developing promising consumer brands in India and Southeast Asia. With investments in startups like Indian Gift Portal and Ugaoo, Shirali is driving significant transformations in the consumer landscape.

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Jai Sumer Singh, 29, co-founder of Riverwalk Holdings | Singh’s brainchild, Riverwalk Holdings, emerges as an industry-agnostic venture capital fund, generating early-stage investments in promising companies across India. With a recent fund launch backed by Thakral Group, Riverwalk is poised to further catalyze innovation in the Indian startup ecosystem.

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Aashish Vanigota, 28, director at IvyCap Ventures | Vanigota’s tenure at IvyCap Ventures highlights his acumen in identifying promising companies in the areas of B2B commerce, travel and fintech. With successful investments in companies like Purplle and BBK, Vanigota is a driving force behind India’s thriving startup landscape.

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Aryaman Vir, 28 years old, founder of Wise | Vir’s WiseX democratizes real estate investments with its fractional investment platform. With a recent acquisition by Aurum Proptech, WiseX expands its renewable energy investment offerings, cementing Vir’s position as a visionary entrepreneur in the Indian proptech sector.

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