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BharatPe’s Lending Arm Makes a Power Move with New CEO Appointment India’s fast-growing fintech scene just got a major shake-up. BharatPe’s NBFC subsidiary, Trillionloans Fintech, has named Sandeep
India’s fast-growing fintech scene just got a major shake-up. BharatPe’s NBFC subsidiary, Trillionloans Fintech, has named Sandeep Singh as its new CEO, marking a bold new chapter for the company’s digital lending ambitions. This strategic leadership change signals BharatPe’s aggressive push to dominate the Indian credit space.
Singh is stepping into the role as Trillionloans prepares for a major expansion, and expectations couldn’t be higher. Backed by one of India’s most aggressive fintech players and with digital credit demand soaring, the timing is no coincidence.
Sandeep Singh isn’t a newcomer. With over 16 years of experience across digital lending, insurance, and enterprise software, he brings deep industry knowledge and a reputation for scaling fintech products. He’s led teams, built platforms, and helped companies grow — and now, he’s ready to steer Trillionloans into its next phase.
He joins at a time when BharatPe is looking to supercharge its lending business through smarter, tech-led solutions for small businesses and consumers alike.
According to Singh, his vision is clear: build sustainable, scalable lending products that meet real-world credit needs across India’s booming digital economy.
Singh replaces Sabyasachi Senapati, who isn’t exiting the picture entirely. Instead, Senapati is moving into a new leadership position within the BharatPe Group while continuing to serve on the Trillionloans board as a whole-time director. This ensures a seamless transition and allows Trillionloans to retain his strategic insights as it grows under new leadership.
This kind of smooth, internally supported transition is rare — and it’s a strong signal that BharatPe is playing the long game with its lending operations.
This isn’t just about a new hire. It’s about BharatPe expanding its control over one of its most important assets. Since first acquiring a 51% stake in Trillionloans in May 2023, BharatPe has gradually increased its ownership to nearly 60%. That gives it full strategic control over the NBFC and its product roadmap.
Trillionloans is now a fully licensed lending arm with a diverse portfolio of offerings, including:
This gives BharatPe the freedom to roll out credit products at scale — something that aligns perfectly with its mission to empower India’s merchants and consumers with fast, accessible finance.
BharatPe has always been more than just a payments company. With the acquisition and expansion of Trillionloans, it’s taking the next step toward becoming a full-stack fintech powerhouse.
Adding a seasoned CEO like Singh to Trillionloans is about more than day-to-day operations. It’s a statement of intent. BharatPe is building an end-to-end financial ecosystem — and Trillionloans is at the heart of that vision.
By focusing on smart credit delivery, seamless digital experiences, and responsible lending practices, Trillionloans could quickly become one of the most important players in India’s NBFC landscape.
With Singh at the helm, Trillionloans is expected to double down on:
In a market where credit is still difficult to access for millions of people, these innovations can be game-changing.
This leadership switch isn’t just a routine corporate move — it’s a calculated strategic decision from BharatPe. The appointment of Sandeep Singh signals serious intent to turn Trillionloans into a dominant force in India’s credit market.
With the right leadership, strong backing, and the growing credit demand across India, Trillionloans is gearing up to lead the next wave of fintech disruption.
