Top 25 Startups in India

Introduction

India’s startup ecosystem is a vibrant tapestry of innovation and entrepreneurship. This flourishing sector has experienced unprecedented growth, giving rise to leading startups that are redefining both the Indian and global markets. Spanning diverse industries such as technology, healthcare, e-commerce, and financial services, these startups showcase the breadth and depth of Indian entrepreneurial talent. With new Indian startups emerging regularly, they bring fresh perspectives and solutions, adding to the richness of this dynamic ecosystem.

The best startups in India distinguish themselves through their unique solutions, scalability, and their ability to tackle significant challenges. These top companies are not only leaders in the startup world but also embody the spirit of India’s dynamic startup culture. Focusing on innovation and sustainability, these startups are setting new standards and inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs.

In this blog, you’ll discover an array of insights about the Indian startup scene. Although the latest 20 Indian startups and all the best Indian startups are not listed here, this blog serves as a gateway to understanding the breadth of Ind2024ia’s startup landscape. It’s a resource for anyone interested in the ever-evolving world of Indian entrepreneurship, offering a deeper understanding of the forces shaping these startups and their impact on both the local and global stage.

Top Startups in India

These are the top 20 startups in India

Startup	Headquarters	Description
Zepto	Mumbai	Quick commerce sector transformation
BluSmart	Gurugram	Electric ride-hailing services
Ditto Insurance	Bengaluru	Insurtech, online insurance platform
Pocket FM	Bengaluru	Global audio entertainment platform
Skyroot Aerospace	Hyderabad	Space-launch vehicle design
GoKwik	New Delhi	Enhancing eCommerce customer experience
Fi	Bengaluru	Multifaceted financial app
Sprinto	Bengaluru	Automating Information Security compliances for SaaS
Supersourcing	Indore	B2B AI-enabled platform for hiring developers
GrowthSchool	Bengaluru	Offers cohort-based courses
Jar	Bengaluru	Automated gold savings app
Shyft	Gurugram	Wellness and life management platform
Teachnook	Bengaluru	E-learning platform
StockGro	Bengaluru	Educates young investors
Exponent Energy	Bengaluru	Simplifying EV charging
Housr	Gurugram	Luxury co-living solutions provider
AccioJob	Gurugram	Offers specialized ed-tech courses
TravClan	New Delhi	B2B platform for travel companies
DotPe	Gurugram	Omnichannel selling solutions
Fasal	Bengaluru	AI-driven advisory services for farmers

Some of the best startups in time are as follows:

• CRED
• Vernacular.ai
• PharmEasy
• Digit Insurance
• Meesho
• Groww
• Nykaa
• Udaan
• Dream11
• Swiggy
• Instamojo
• PostMan
• Delhivery
• Slice
• InMobi
• Practo
• Boat
• Skyroot Aerospace
• LivSpace
• Ather
• PhonePe
• Licious
• PolicyBazaar
• Razorpay
• Paytm

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The Indian startup ecosystem has faced a range of challenges in 2023. Despite the resilience and ingenuity that startups in India are known for, there has been a notable slowdown in funding. The first six months of 2023 recorded the lowest funding in four years, with just $3.8 billion across 298 deals. This represents a nearly 36% decline from the second half of 2022. The reason behind this reduction includes increased due diligence by investors, driven partly by recent financial misreporting issues and adverse market conditions.

The overall funding slowdown has been evident across various funding stages. Late-stage investments have been particularly impacted, experiencing more than a 73% drop in 2023. Early-stage funding wasn’t far behind, falling by 70% to $2.2 billion. Seed-stage funding also saw a significant reduction, decreasing by 60% to $678 million. This trend indicates a cautious approach by investors across the board.

Despite the funding challenges, certain sectors like Software as a Service (SaaS), direct-to-consumer (D2C), and fintech have continued to attract investments. Additionally, environment tech and space tech sectors have shown some positive trends, with space tech funding rising modestly in 2023 compared to 2022.

Only two new unicorns (startups valued at $1 billion or more) were created in India in 2023, a sharp contrast to the 23 new unicorns in 2023. However, the number of tech IPOs remained stable, with 18 tech companies going public in 2023, similar to the number in 2022.

Despite these challenges, the Indian startup ecosystem’s potential remains high, supported by favorable government policies and a fast-growing local economy. This is bolstered by the expectation of India’s continued growth as one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, projected to grow at a 6.3% annual rate in 2023–24. The Indian government’s support for tech startups and various industries, ranging from drones to semiconductors and space exploration, is also a positive sign for the future​

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1. CRED

Founded in 2018, CRED is a platform where you can pay your credit card bills and get rewarded for it. The platform has created a new model where users get “CRED coins” when they pay their bills through the CRED app. These coins can later be redeemed for buying any product, entering a contest, or joining any workshop. The startup is Bangalore based and provides a range of services like credit and a premium catalogue of products to the customers. The startup believes to incentivise people in order to improve their financial behaviour. 

According to TechCrunch, CRED is the youngest Indian startup to be valued at around $2.2 billion. This 2-year-old startup has more than 6 million customers and about 22% of all credit card holders. As per the founder and CEO, Kunal Shah, the company is targeting affluent customers and has become one of the most talked-about startups.  

Very few companies focus on the high-end base and continue strong growth over the years. CRED is also planning to introduce a feature where CRED coins can be used by over a thousand merchants. The startup is also planning to own an eCommerce store. It is clearly visible that the startup is planning a lot more than just providing reward coins to its customers. 

2. Vernacular.ai

This startup is an AI-First SaaS business aiming to become the leading voice automation and AI platform globally. The company provides Speech recognition and Voice assistants as a service to the banking, Food and Beverage and Hospitality industries. Their services have the least human interference and can handle complex servicing issues as well.  Founded in 2016, the company has raised $5.1 million in funding in the year 2020.

As per Economic Times, Vernacular.ai has hired 100+ people in 2023 which could strengthen its leadership team. While there were retrenchments and pay cuts in the last year, Vernacular.ai has strengthened its workforce by 4 times.

The company is heading to become the world’s most appealing Voice AI platform with employees having multifunctional expertise. Recently, the company announced the appointment of Gangadhar Kodandaram as Chief revenue officer (former Microsoft employee) and Ankit Jain as Vice President for product management (An alumnus of Amazon). Their experience and intelligence will definitely take Vernacular.ai to new heights. 

As Voice and Automation are two trending technologies expected to grow massively in the future, Vernacular.ai is also likely to scale up its operations. 

3. PharmEasy

PharmEasy is an online pharmacy and medical store in India which specialises in OTC products, diagnostic tests, and medical instruments. The company was founded in 2015 in Mumbai, Maharashtra and has seen incredible growth since then.  It is an online pharmacy with every product you could ever imagine in an offline medical store. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has become an essential service that has contributed to its growth. The competitors of PharmEasy in India are 1mg and Netmeds. This health tech startup has raised a massive $350 million, becoming the first Epharmacy unicorn in India. The funding has been raised after the merger of PharmEasy with its rival Medlife.

PharmEasy has acquired a 100 per cent stake in Medlife, and the latter got a 19.95% stake in the merged entity. Both the companies have joined hands and merged in order to beat off the competition from rival players like Netmeds (Reliance Jio), Flipkart and Amazon Pharmacy who have just entered the pharmacy segment in India. 

The investors of PharmEasy are the ones who also invested in the startups like Swiggy and Byju’s. The founders Dharmil Sheth and Dr Dhaval Shah have planned to reach over 100,000 pharmacies in the next 12 months in the new geographical markets of India. 

4. Digit Insurance

Digit Insurance is an insurance company founded in 2016 and claims to simplify insurance products for everyone so that the view of insurance products can change among people. Digital Insurance raised its first funding in the year 2020, in which Indian celebrity couple Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have also infused their $340K. 

The reason is more than 20 lakh Indian population have bought illness insurance against COVID-19 and other diseases like malaria, chikungunya, dengue, and others. Digit is a Bangalore-based startup which reached its break even in 2020 because of its lower operating costs and excellent business metrics. .

The Chairman, Kamesh Goyal confirmed that the company has managed to expand its business by 30% in 2020 when the entire insurance industry was struggling.  Digit has bagged many awards like “ Hottest Startups in India 2019”, “Asia’s Best general Insurance Company of the Year 2019”, “Fintech 250 List” and more. Kamesh Goyal further ensured that the funding raised will be used to grow business and technologies. 

5. Meesho

Founded in 2015 by IIT-Delhi Graduates, Meesho is the reseller platform that is all set to become the big e-commerce distribution channel where the homepreneurs sell products through WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram. The company is valued at $2.1 billion after raising funds of $300 million.

Meesho is the ecosystem that enables small businesses to perform on the online platform. This platform has raised $490 million till date, and its investors include Facebook.  Meesho connects sellers with the customers in an online marketplace and offers management of logistics, orders, and payments to the sellers. It is connected with more than 13 million entrepreneurs in Indian cities dealing in grocery, home and kitchen appliances, apparel and more.

As Indian social commerce is expected to grow at a rate of 55%-60%, Meesho has a massive potential to upscale retailing to new heights in the future. It is competing with the companies like GlowRoad, Dealshare and CityMall who are also getting attention from the investors. Dealshare which was founded in 2018, has raised $21 million in December 2020. 

Meesho has claimed that it has made deliveries from more than 100000 registered suppliers, generating more than 500 Cr i.e., $68 million in income for the homepreneurs. 

6. Groww

Groww is an investing platform that allows its customers to invest in stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds, IPOs and more using its platform. The platform works on both mobile applications and the web. The company was founded in 2016 by 4 ex-Flipkart employees who noticed how difficult it is to invest in India. This realisation made them start Groww which has more than 15 million users registered till now. According to Groww, more than 60% of the company belongs to smaller cities of India that have never invested before.

As per one of the founders, Lalit Keshre, Groww is used across India and not just in metro cities. The users are spread across all the major cities of the nation who are working class, young and want to invest their hard-earned money. 

The company raised $83 million in 2021 and entered into the Unicorn club. This company is looking forward to investing this amount in new products, recruiting new talent, and building education platforms for investors.

7. Nykaa

Nykaa is an online beauty store and a fashion e-commerce platform that was founded in 2012.  The company offers wellness and beauty products to customers at reasonable prices. It is interesting to know that it raised $25 million in March 2020 and is now valued at $1.2 billion. The company’s investors include Bollywood celebrities like Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif.

Falguni Nayar, the platform founder and a former investment banker, has visioned to create a platform with thousands of product options. Now, the company has more than 55 retail stores and fulfils around 1.5 million orders every month. Nykaa has more than 5 million monthly active users and deals with more than 500 brands through its website and the stores.

The company has also started its new venture Nykaa Fashion which offers apparel and accessories. It has introduced its own private label for intimate wear named Nykd. According to RedSeer Consulting’s report, India’s online beauty market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9%. This is an opportunity for Nykaa to grow more in the Indian market and expand its business. The company is in a run-up of IPO by 2022 and is expected to raise $3.5 billion in the public market. 

8. Udaan

A tech-based startup that provides B2B e-commerce solutions was founded in 2016. Started by the former executives of Flipkart, Sujeet Kumar, Vaibhav Gupta and Amod Malviya, the company has gained a network of more than 3 million users in 900 cities. It helps in connecting more than 25000 sellers in India.

The company has signed up thousands of brands which also includes Boat Lifestyle, PepsiCo, LG,  ITC, and many other big names. In 2018 and in the shortest period of time, the company has gained a unicorn status. Recently, Udaan has raised $280 million from its existing and new investors. The company has raised overall $1.15 billion as of now and has a value of over $3.1 billion.

As per the Co-founder of Udaan, the pandemic COVID-19 has fast-tracked the growth of the digital-led evolution of the unorganised Indian trade retail industry. This is an opportunity for Udaan to remain in the leading position of e-commerce platforms in the country.

As per Entracker, Udaan is trying to penetrate into B2C markets through a new app called Pickily.  The app is live on the Google Play Store offering the FMCG products across different locations in Bangalore.  With this venture, the company will be able to compete with the companies in the same segment as Big Basket, Swiggy Stores, Flipkart and more. 

9. DREAM 11

Founded in 2008, DREAM 11 is an online fantasy sports platform that now has more than 10 crore users in India. Based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, the company was founded by two young cofounders, Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth. DREAM 11 has raised $400 million just before the commencement of IPL 2021.

One of the investors is TCV which has also backed the giants like Airbnb and Netflix. DREAM 11 is also India’s first Unicorn start-up as the company’s valuation is now escalated to $5 billion. The company has grown at a CAGR of 230 per cent in the last 3 years. 

Dream 11 is the first and leading fantasy gaming platform in India. It has attracted a lot of young users who are crazy about games. It took three years for the company to hit the mark of 1 million users and post that it crossed 3 million mark in less than 2 months.

The company had around 75 million users before pandemic COVID-19 started in India and now reached 100 million users. As per the reports of Deloitte, the fantasy Sports in India has grown by nearly 200% that is a catalyst for the growth of the company. 

10. Swiggy

Who doesn’t know Swiggy? Imagine you are working on a Monday and craving for a cheesecake post lunch. Swiggy has made that easy for you to satiate your cravings even while sitting at home. The largest food delivery platform in India, Swiggy is serving in 27 cities and has partnered with more than 40,000 restaurants. Headquartered in Bangalore, the company has recently raised funding of $800 million and is now valued at nearly $5 billion.

The company’s target market has also grown to 50 million over the period, which is like a lifetime opportunity for Swiggy. The food delivery services started just with 5 delivery boys and 25 restaurant partners in 2014 when Zomato was already there in the market.

However, in less than 4 years, the company got itself in the unicorn category of startups and is giving tough competition to Zomato. The company’s success is built on its splendid customer experience value chain. 

The company has always been customer-obsessed, which makes it stand out among other startups. When other food delivery startups like TinyOwl and FoodPanda were struggling, Swiggy made its way by standing out from the rest of the crowd.  That is why it is one of the most successful startups in India. 

11. Instamojo

Instamojo, one of the leading startup companies in India, empowers MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) by offering a platform for online transactions and business growth. 

With milestones such as a 50% increase in Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) and a 92% growth in Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) in the financial year 2019, Instamojo has proven its impact and reach in the industry. 

Founded in 2012 by Sampad Swain, Akash Gehani, and Aditya Sengupta, Instamojo has introduced innovative products like payment links, payment processing, and an app store to cater to evolving needs. 

With over 700,000 merchants and 250,000 active users, the platform focuses on Value Added Services (VAS) to enhance e-commerce, payments, and lending capabilities. 

Instamojo also advocates for direct-to-consumer (D2C) eCommerce strategies, providing user-friendly solutions for businesses to connect with their target audience effectively, making it one of India’s most impactful platforms for MSMEs. 

12. PostMan

What began as a solution to the complexities of API testing has transformed into PostMan, a powerhouse collaboration platform for API development. 

Postman, founded in 2012 by Abhinav Asthana, Ankit Sobti, and Abhijit Kane in Bangalore, India, addresses the challenges developers face in learning and testing APIs. It simplifies the process with features like workspace sharing, version control, and access rights, catering to over 10 million developers and 500,000 companies globally. 

Postman’s success lies in its focus on solving a specific problem and its rapid adoption by the developer community. With backing from investors like Insight Partners and Nexus Venture Partners, Postman has raised $434 million in funding, obtaining a valuation of $5.6 billion. 

The company’s mission is clear: to streamline the API lifecycle and foster collaboration, reflecting its commitment to creating better APIs faster, which positions it among the notable startup companies in India.

13. Delhivery

Delhivery, a Gurgaon-based logistics and supply chain startup founded in 2011 by Sahil Barua, Mohit Tandon, Bhavesh Manglani, and Suraj Saharan, has rapidly expanded its footprint in India’s e-commerce logistics landscape. 

With over 85 fulfillment centers, 38 automated sort centers, and a vast network of partner and delivery centers, Delhivery has become a vital player in the industry. Initially focusing on hyperlocal express delivery, the company shifted its attention to e-commerce logistics, a move that has proven successful. 

Backed by over $1.4 billion in funding from investors like SoftBank Group and Nexus Venture Partners, Delhivery has solidified its position as a leader in third-party logistics and delivery services for e-commerce companies. 

Led by a strong leadership team, including CEO Sahil Barua, Delhivery has garnered recognition through awards such as the ET Startup of the Year Award 2019, underscoring its impact on India’s direct-to-consumer brands and setting new standards in D2C logistics.

14. Slice

Slice a fintech startup company in India, is focused on serving the youth demographic by offering a transparent and user-friendly financial platform. 

Despite facing regulatory challenges, Slice adapted its business model to provide personal loans and UPI payments through its app, obtaining a PPI license in December. 

With recent funding rounds totaling $340 million, including a $50 million Series C round led by Tiger Global, Slice has been valued at over $1.5 billion. The company aims to become an essential operating system for independent pizzerias, providing them with technology, data insights, marketing, and purchasing power. 

With over 19,000 businesses supported in 3,000 cities, Slice is making significant strides in reshaping the financial sector in India and beyond.

15. InMobi

InMobi became the first unicorn startup firm in India in 2011. It has 22 offices spread across 12 nations and 5 continents, with about 1,500 individuals working there. Soft Bank, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Ram Shriram’s Sherpalo Ventures are the company’s backers. The Native Ads platform from InMobi enables mobile publishers and app developers to offer their end customers an engaging, in-context native ad experience.

16. Practo

Practo, founded in 2008 by Shashank ND, is a prominent health tech startup based in India. With a focus on emerging markets, the company has raised $180 million from investors, with Tencent leading the latest $55 million Series D round. 

Its platform assists consumers in locating doctors and healthcare information while providing practice management software to healthcare centers through a SaaS model. 

With over 45 million appointments per year and a presence in India and four countries overseas, Practo has become a significant player in the healthcare industry. 

The company aims to expand further into health insurance and preventive healthcare, leveraging its platform to connect doctors with patients. With its innovative approach and substantial impact, Practo stands out among the list of startup companies in India.

17. Boat

Boat, founded in 2016 by Aman Gupta and Sameer Mehta, has emerged as a significant contender in India’s consumer electronics market, securing its place among the top 50 startups in India. 

Initially bootstrapped with funding from the founders, Boat revolutionized the industry by offering affordable audio products without compromising on quality. Despite challenges in attracting investment for Indian hardware ventures, Boat’s revenue soared to around Rs 500 crores in 2020, showcasing its remarkable growth. 

Aman Gupta’s leadership and extensive experience in finance, marketing, and sales have been instrumental to Boat’s success. The company’s commitment to affordability and quality has earned it a strong brand reputation, making it a preferred choice for consumers. 

Boat’s journey inspires aspiring entrepreneurs, highlighting the power of determination and innovation in building a successful startup in India’s competitive market.

18. Skyroot Aerospace

Skyroot Aerospace, among new startup companies, was a private aerospace manufacturer and commercial launch service provider headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. 

Founded in 2018 by former engineers and scientists from ISRO, including CEO and CTO Pawan Kumar Chandana and COO Naga Bharath Daka, the company became India’s first privately owned rocket launching entity. 

Incubated in T-Hub and supported by T-Works, Skyroot Aerospace developed its inaugural launch vehicle, the ‘Vikram 1’, which had its maiden launch in 2022. 

With a total funding of US$4.3 million, including investment from Solar Industries, the company had access to ISRO facilities and technical expertise through a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). 

Recognized for its innovative solutions, Skyroot Aerospace won the National Startup Awards 2020 and the Technology Startup Award for its propulsion technologies. 

Partnering with Bellatrix Aerospace for Orbital Transfer Vehicle Utilization, Skyroot Aerospace aimed to democratize spaceflight by offering affordable, reliable, and regular access to space.

19. LivSpace

LivSpace an Indian startup headquartered in Singapore, is setting examples for upcoming startups in India. Specializing in home interior design and renovation services across India, Singapore, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Livspace was founded in 2014 by Anuj Srivastava and Ramakant Sharma. 

With significant funding of $450 million, Livspace offers two primary services – Livspace Select for modular products and Livspace Vesta for complete home interiors. 

Expanding its operations to include commercial spaces like offices, retail, and hospitality, Livspace boasts 22 Experience Centers across India and a robust online platform through strategic acquisitions like DezignUp. 

In YoFloor, Livspace enhances its offerings and market position. Recent funding rounds, including KKR-led investment, valued Livspace at over a billion dollars, earning it unicorn status. 

Recognized globally for innovation, Livspace’s commitment to end-to-end interior design solutions, customer satisfaction, and technological advancement solidifies its home interior design and renovation leadership, inspiring and guiding upcoming startups in India.

20. Ather

Ather Energy, an Indian startup headquartered in Bangalore, specializes in electric two-wheeler manufacturing. Established in 2013 by Tarun Mehta and Swapnil Jain, the company is renowned for its electric scooters, including the Ather 450X, Ather 450S, and Ather 450 Apex, featuring high top speeds, extended ranges, and fast charging capabilities.

Backed by investors like Flipkart, Tiger Global, and Hero Motocorp founders, Ather Energy focuses on creating intelligent products and building charging infrastructure, initially targeting metro areas like Bangalore, Chennai, and Pune. 

Utilizing Model-Based Design with MATLAB and Simulink, Ather Energy efficiently develops its scooters and charging stations, ensuring rapid progress with a small team. 

With positive user reviews highlighting their reliability, comfort, and value for money, Ather Energy’s scooters are available in 139 cities, supported by Ather Space experience centers and a growing network of fast chargers on the Ather Grid.

21. PhonePe

PhonePe is a popular digital payments and financial services platform in India. It was launched in 2016 and is now one of the leading mobile payment apps in India. PhonePe allows users to transfer money, pay bills, recharge mobile phones, buy insurance and invest in mutual funds, among other financial services.

The app uses Unified Payments Interface (UPI) technology to enable transactions between bank accounts. PhonePe also offers a range of cashback offers and discounts to its users on various transactions. The app is available for download on both iOS and Android platforms.

22. Licious

Licious is a food tech company that operates an online meat and seafood delivery platform in India. Founded in 2015, Licious allows customers to order fresh and hygienic meat and seafood products through its mobile app or website. The company sources its products directly from farmers and fishermen, and uses a combination of technology and expert quality checks to ensure that the products are of high quality and safe for consumption.

Licious offers a wide range of products, including chicken, mutton, seafood, and ready-to-cook products, and provides convenient delivery options to customers across major cities in India. The company has also implemented strict hygiene and safety protocols to ensure that its products are handled and delivered safely, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

23. PolicyBazaar

Policybazaar is an Indian online insurance aggregator and financial technology company. Founded in 2008, the company offers a digital platform that enables customers to compare and purchase insurance policies across various categories, including health, life, motor, travel, and home insurance. Policybazaar partners with leading insurance companies in India to offer customers a wide range of insurance products with competitive pricing and features.

The company’s platform uses data analytics and artificial intelligence to provide personalized insurance recommendations to customers based on their individual needs and preferences. Policybazaar has also expanded its services to include loans and credit cards, and offers customers the option to apply for these financial products through its platform. The company has been recognized for its innovative business model and has won several awards for its contribution to the Indian fintech industry.

24. Razorpay

Razorpay is an Indian payment gateway company that provides payment solutions to businesses and organizations of various sizes. Founded in 2014, Razorpay enables businesses to accept and manage online payments through its platform. The company offers a range of payment services including payment gateway, subscription billing, payment links, and smart collect. Razorpay also provides a suite of developer-friendly APIs and SDKs that enable businesses to customize and integrate payment solutions into their websites and mobile apps.

The company uses a secure and reliable platform that complies with the latest industry standards and regulations to ensure that all transactions are safe and secure. Razorpay serves a wide range of industries including e-commerce, healthcare, education, and hospitality, and has received several awards for its innovation and contribution to the Indian fintech industry.

25. Paytm

Paytm is an Indian financial technology company that provides a wide range of digital payment and financial services to its customers. Founded in 2010, the company initially started as a mobile wallet service and has since expanded to become a one-stop solution for various financial needs. Paytm offers services like mobile recharges, bill payments, ticket booking, money transfer, and online shopping through its platform. The company has also launched Paytm Payments Bank, a digital bank that provides banking services such as savings account, debit card, and mobile banking to its customers.

Paytm has a wide network of merchant partners and provides a unified payment solution that enables customers to pay for products and services at various merchants using their Paytm wallet or other payment methods. The company has implemented various security measures to ensure that all transactions on its platform are secure and safe. Paytm has emerged as one of the leading players in the Indian digital payments space, and has won several awards for its innovative business model and contribution to the fintech industry.

Conclusion

This list can go on as numerous startups in India are doing very well in their industries. To name a few, Flipkart, Big basket, Ola cabs, FirstCry, and CureFit are the names that need no introduction. The emergence of these startups is driven by the new force in the global economy, millions of new customers, a new international presence of India and education. 

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