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BUSINESS·1 min read·Oct 05, 2021

Hyperface has raised $1.3 million funding

Hyperface, a credit card service startup, has raised $1.3 million funding from a grip of investors like Kunal Shah, Better Capital and GFC. According to the Bengaluru-based startup, the assets will be utilized to strengthen its tech platform, dispatch card programs, develop its group and to increase

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Hyperface, a credit card service startup, has raised $1.3 million funding from a grip of investors like Kunal Shah, Better Capital and GFC.

According to the Bengaluru-based startup, the assets will be utilized to strengthen its tech platform, dispatch card programs, develop its group and to increase business.

Founded by R.V Ramanathan and Aishwarya Jaishankar, Hyperface improves on launching credit card items for fintech organizations, internet business firms and neobanks that need to implant financial items into their versatile applications.

It’s API-first and platform-based methodology empowers fintech organizations to set up a program in 4 two months instead of the commonplace 18 two years.

Further, their APIs permit fintechs to manage the whole customer experience across the card lifecycle, create custom reliability projects and drive customer commitment.

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