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Collin Furtado · · 1 min read

Sources: Tata Digital is building a neobank for its upcoming super app

“Tata Digital is likely to offer financial services – including credit, insurance, and mutual funds – on its soon-to-be-launched ‘super app,'” Economic Times reported, citing sources.

Details:

  • The neobank offering will be in partnership with licensed financial institutions, according to the sources.
  • Tata Digital has already set up the neobank vertical and is reportedly roping in industry veterans to head it.

Context:

  • The news comes after Tata Digital invested US$75 million into ex-Flipkart executives’ health and fitness startup CureFit (now called Cult.fit) earlier this month.
  • Last week, the Tata Group digital arm announced the acquisition of e-pharmacy startup 1mg, and it announced at the end of last month that it had also acquired e-grocer BigBasket in order to fuel its super-app ambition.

Editing by Jaclyn Tiu

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Collin Furtado

Emerging tech editor at TIA who covers startup sectors as AI, EVs, climatetech, agritech, healthtech, and others. His work comprises of investigative stories, profiles, and visual/data pieces.