In a bold move that signals its next phase of growth, fintech unicorn Moneyview is preparing to go public, joining the ranks of India’s rising digital finance leaders seeking listing on the stock exchanges. The Bengaluru-based lending platform has initiated early preparations for its Initial Public Offering and is partnering with seasoned financial advisors to guide its journey.
Moneyview has roped in Axis Capital, Kotak Mahindra Capital, and boutique advisory firm Apis Partners to steer the IPO process. These firms are expected to assist in structuring, valuation, and navigating regulatory approvals. The IPO is anticipated to take shape in the coming months, although exact timelines and valuations are yet to be confirmed.
With a strong presence in the digital personal loan and credit management space, Moneyview has carved out a distinct identity by offering credit to underserved segments of the population, leveraging data and technology to extend financial access. Its app-based lending model uses advanced credit scoring and paperless processes to make loans available with speed and ease.
A person familiar with the matter said the IPO will give Moneyview the capital muscle to expand its loan book, invest in technology, and potentially venture into new financial service offerings. The company, backed by global investors, recently crossed a valuation of over one billion dollars, making it one of India’s newer fintech unicorns.
The move comes at a time when investor interest in Indian fintech is showing signs of revival, especially in ventures that demonstrate strong fundamentals, profitability potential, and scalable business models. Industry experts believe that Moneyview’s IPO, if successful, could set the tone for other fintech players considering a public listing.
As India’s digital finance landscape continues to mature, Moneyview’s leap towards the stock market reflects a broader confidence in the sector’s long-term strength. It also marks a pivotal moment for tech-driven financial inclusion, showing how new-age lenders are ready to step onto bigger stages.
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