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FintechVC-backedSeries F
Bengaluru, India · Founded 2018

CRED

Rewards platform for credit-card payers in India.

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About CRED

Premium financial app for top 1% of India — credit card payments, lending, investing, commerce. Most-talked-about Indian unicorn.

Pitch deck breakdown

How CRED would pitch themselves.

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Target customer

Credit-card payers in India — the core audience CRED's product is built around.

02

Problem they solve

Premium financial app for top 1% of India — credit card payments, lending, investing, commerce. Most-talked-about Indian unicorn. The category has historically been served by tools that miss the modern workflow this product is built around.

03

Key differentiator

CRED differentiates on rewards platform for credit-card payers in india. Backed by GIC + Tiger Global, $870M+ raised — the company has resources + validation to compound this thesis. Founded by Kunal Shah.

04

Go-to-market strategy

Late-stage scale — global enterprise sales force, channel + reseller partnerships, vertical-specific go-to-market motions. Focus on land-and-expand within existing accounts + international expansion.

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Company facts

Category
Fintech
Funding stage
Series F
Total raised
$870M+
Founded
2018
Team size
501-1000
HQ
Bengaluru
Country
India
Website
cred.club

Founders of CRED

  • Kunal Shah

Investors backing CRED

  • GIC
  • Tiger Global
  • Sequoia India

Frequently asked questions

What does CRED do?

Premium financial app for top 1% of India — credit card payments, lending, investing, commerce. Most-talked-about Indian unicorn.

Where is CRED based?

CRED is based in Bengaluru, India.

When was CRED founded?

CRED was founded in 2018.

How much has CRED raised?

CRED has raised $870M+ in their Series F round.

Who founded CRED?

CRED was founded by Kunal Shah.

Who has invested in CRED?

CRED is backed by GIC, Tiger Global, Sequoia India.

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