In a significant boost to its growth trajectory, lending tech startup Fibe.India, formerly known as EarlySalary, has successfully secured $90 million (approximately INR 750 crore) in its Series E funding round. This latest round was led by TR Capital, Trifecta Capital, and Amara Partner, marking a pivotal moment in the company’s evolution.
The Series E funding round saw Fibe.India raise $65.5 million (about INR 546.75 crore) in primary capital. This substantial injection of funds underscores the confidence that investors have in the company’s business model and growth potential. The remaining amount came through secondary transactions, further highlighting the robust investor interest.
Fibe.India has articulated a clear strategy for deploying the new capital. The funds will be used for several key initiatives:
Fibe.India’s impact loan portfolio is already diverse, catering to a range of essential financial needs. The portfolio includes:
Fibe.India was founded in 2015 by Ashish Goyal and Akshay Mehrotra. The startup was created with a vision to provide easy and accessible financial solutions to young working professionals in India. The founders recognized a gap in the market for quick, reliable, and user-friendly lending options, which led to the development of Fibe.India’s comprehensive lending platform.
Through its app, Fibe.India offers a range of financial products tailored to the needs of young professionals:
With the new funding, Fibe.India is well-positioned to accelerate its growth and continue innovating in the lending tech space. The company’s focus on expanding its impact loans portfolio and enhancing its product offerings aligns with its mission to provide comprehensive financial solutions to its customers. As Fibe.India moves forward, it remains committed to leveraging technology to deliver seamless, efficient, and accessible lending services.
The successful Series E funding round marks a new chapter for Fibe.India, setting the stage for continued success and expansion in the rapidly evolving fintech landscape.