India’s fintech scene is buzzing as Jupiter Money, the Bengaluru-based neobank, raises $15 million (₹115 crore) in a fresh funding round from top investors including Mirae Asset Venture Investments, Beenext, and 3one4 Capital. Even the founder, Jitendra Gupta, put his own money into the round, signaling huge confidence in the startup’s future.

While Jupiter hasn’t revealed its latest valuation, it was last pegged at $710 million during its Series C round in December 2021. With over $160 million raised to date, the company is clearly on a rocket ride toward disrupting Indian digital banking.

Why This Funding Matters

The new funds will supercharge Jupiter’s growth plans:

• Scale lending operations for personal and SME loans
• Boost customer adoption and engagement across multiple financial products
• Supercharge AI-driven tools for smarter money management

Jupiter’s app is more than just a bank—it offers credit cards, savings accounts, loans, insurance, investments, and prepaid instruments, all regulated by RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI.

Jupiter’s Jaw-Dropping Numbers

• Over 3 million users, with 60% actively using the platform
• 25% of active users use two or more products
• Account Aggregator feature boasts 1 million active users
• Co-branded credit cards with CSB Bank issued over 150,000 cards, with 24 transactions per user per month

These stats highlight Jupiter’s sticky user base and the potential for massive scale in India’s booming digital finance sector.

Big Moves in Lending

Jupiter’s NBFC business is expanding into personal loans, SME loans, and secured lending, backed by investors like Peak XV, Z47, Tiger Global, Beenext, and QED. The startup targets operational breakeven in 24 months and aims to double its user base within 2–2.5 years.

Why Investors Are Flocking

Jupiter’s mix of AI-led fintech tools, multi-product offerings, and rapidly growing user base has made it a magnet for investors. In a crowded market with rivals like Fi Money, Open Financial Technologies, and NiYO, Jupiter is carving out a strong niche.

The Bottom Line

With India’s digital banking boom showing no signs of slowing, Jupiter Money’s latest $15 million funding round positions it as a fintech powerhouse to watch, potentially setting the stage for its rise as one of the country’s next unicorns.