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top level competition will expedite financial innovations.

Further, Fintech ecosystem in India has evolved significantly with a considerable
effort from financial institutions, start-ups, the government, venture capitalists and
regulators to create a conductive environment of collaboration and consolidation.
With KPMG in India and NASSCOM 10000 Start-ups proficiency in the fintech
sector, the report offers a view of three emerging themes: open banking, artificial
intelligence and blockchain, which have the potential to bring a transformation of
financial services sector in India. As per a recent report by NASSCOM, the Indian
fintech software market, currently at $1.2bn, is expected to touch $2.4 bn by 2020.
So, Indian fintech startup ecosystem has arguably exploded in the last three-four
years. Therefore, we bring to you a list of “Top 10 India’s Financial Startup 2019”.
Being closely scrutinized by a distinct panel of judges including CEOs, CIOs, CXO,
analysts and Swiftnlift editorial board, we believe that these vendors will provide
superior consumer experience and scalability which will be a differentiating factor in
the sector of Fintech market.
We present to you, ‘Top 10 India’s Financial Startup 2019’ which begins with the
Cover story; of iKuber, which is a company started by IIT and Stanford alumnus and
industry experts having a vast experience in the Financial Services domain.

In this issue, we are featuring Alevant Financial Avisory Services, as ‘The Company of
the Month’.

We have introduced profiles of Bhartipay, Choice International Ltd, Czarpay, Finlabs
India, Mahagram, Rupee Catalyst, ValueFin India and VK Venture.

Our in-house editors have come up with some adroitly written articles such as – ‘7
Things to Consider Before Launching a Fintech Startup’ and ‘Lessons to learn from
Indian startups that failed’.

Do flip over every single page to unveil the secret of the success of these Financial
startups!

While India’s fintech sector is still in the early innings,

several macro factors have created a favorable

environment for growth.

Pallavi Sabe
Editor-in-chief