Imagine getting instant access to your salary, credit, and financial tools—all from one platform. Gurugram-based fintech startup SalarySe is making this a reality. The company has raised $11.3
Imagine getting instant access to your salary, credit, and financial tools—all from one platform. Gurugram-based fintech startup SalarySe is making this a reality. The company has raised $11.3 million in a Series A funding round led by Flourish Ventures, with participation from Susquehanna Asia VC and existing investors, bringing its total funding to $16.6 million.
Founded in 2023 by Piyush Bagaria, Saumeet Nanda, and Mohit Gorisariya, SalarySe is on a mission to give salaried employees unprecedented control over their finances. The platform partners with top Indian banks like HDFC Bank and RBL Bank to provide credit-on-UPI products, salary advances, and smart payment solutions, all embedded seamlessly into employers’ HR systems.
SalarySe integrates directly with HR SaaS providers and large enterprises, making salary-linked financial products accessible to employees in real time. From advances on salaries to credit management tools, the platform aims to remove financial friction for the 1.5 million employees currently using it and plans to expand to 20 million in the next two years.
Piyush Bagaria, co-founder, said, “Salaried employees are the backbone of India’s economy, yet they often face limited access to transparent financial solutions. With this round, we are doubling down on our vision to reimagine salary-linked products that put employees in control of their finances.”
The Series A round drew major attention from top investors. Flourish Ventures led the investment, with Susquehanna Asia VC and existing backers including Peak XV Partners’ Surge and Pravega Ventures also participating. Experts see a huge opportunity in addressing the underserved salaried workforce in India, providing not just convenience but also financial empowerment.
SalarySe’s innovative approach to salary-powered fintech combines banking, payroll, and credit services into one platform, making it easier than ever for employees to access money when they need it most.
With the fresh capital, SalarySe plans to scale rapidly, increasing its enterprise client base from 100 to over 1,000 within two years. This expansion could bring its platform to 20 million employees across India, fundamentally changing how salaried workers access credit and manage their finances.
The startup is also focusing on enhancing its technology infrastructure, enabling seamless integration with more banks, HR systems, and corporate payroll providers. This move ensures faster onboarding, better security, and real-time access to financial products.
SalarySe is leading the charge in a new wave of salary-linked financial services in India. By providing transparent, real-time access to salary advances, credit, and financial tools, the startup is empowering employees to take control of their finances like never before.
As the fintech landscape continues to grow, startups like SalarySe are proving that innovation doesn’t just belong in payments or lending—it belongs in the everyday lives of millions of salaried employees who deserve smarter, faster, and more transparent financial solutions.
This $11 million boost is more than just funding—it’s a signal that the era of empowering India’s salaried workforce is here. Employees now have the tools to take control of their money, plan better, and never wait for payday again.
