Six-year-old Razorpay has seen phenomenal growth in the last one year. It raised $100 million in October at a $1-billion valuation and has seen its payments volume triple.
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee alumni Mathur and Kumar have had their hands full keeping up with demand. Their troika of offerings—payments, neo-banking, and lending—have enjoyed rapid growth during the pandemic. The six-year-old startup raised $100 million in October at a $1-billion valuation. Payments volumes had tripled, the newly minted unicorn said in February, as did its valuation in April when it raised another $160 million. Funds that Mathur and Kumar, ex-engineers at Schlumberger and Microsoft, respectively, will use to add new products to their lending and neo-banking platforms.
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