Coverage of Genie Moneyy, the recognition the platform has picked up along the way, and moments from the rooms where India's financial industry actually meets.
9 stories, carried across 33 placements in 20 publications. Where a story ran in more than one title, they're grouped together rather than repeated down the page.
The platform's FY 2025–26 numbers, its widening geographic reach, and the product categories it plans to add next.
Why a customer in a smaller town usually sees one lender's offer, and what an app-based marketplace changes about that.
How Genie Moneyy grew from a start-up into a hybrid neo-banking platform that blends traditional banking with digital distribution.
Why hybrid neo-banking — fintech distribution on top of regulated institutions — is widening financial access across India.
On how the platform uses AI for personalisation, fraud detection and integration across its partner institutions.
A look at the merchant-led model behind the platform, and what it changes for shop owners and customers in Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns.
A profile of the merchant-led model behind Genie Moneyy, and the veteran banker building it.
The founding story, and the merchant and user base the platform had built by early 2025.
World BFSI Congress & Awards, presented to Amiit Roy Chowdhury as Founder & CEO of Genie Moneyy and BankShaala, at Taj Lands End, Mumbai.
Financial Services Marketing Congress & Awards, in association with the International Institute of Finance & Management, Kolkata.
World BFSI Congress & Awards, for work on the technology behind the platform.
World Innovation Congress, recognising Genie Moneyy and BankShaala among the year's innovation leaders.
For Genie Match, the platform's AI matching layer, which lines a customer's profile up against products from multiple institutions.
Managing directors and chief executives of banks, NBFCs, insurers, asset managers and conglomerates. Award nights. Conference stages. Click any frame to open it full size.
We're happy to talk — about the marketplace model, the merchant last mile, or what building this in Tier 2 India actually looks like.
