EduFund

EduFund is an online platform that helps Indian families sort out the money side of their kids’ higher education. Whether the plan is to study here or overseas, EduFund pulls together all the tools a parent might need — from figuring out future costs to investments, student loans and expert help — all in one place.

Products & Services

• Education Cost Estimator: Lets parents work out what college or university could cost in the future, whether in India or another country.
• Goal-Based Investment Plans: Gives saving ideas matched to each goal, using mutual funds, gold and other investment choices.
• Student Loan Assistance: Helps users connect with banks or lenders that give out loans with no collateral, for both local and overseas studies.
• Scholarship Guidance: Makes it easier to search for scholarships that fit the student’s profile and offers help with applying too.
• Counselling & Expert Advice: Gives personal advice to help decide on courses, careers and college options based on what suits the student best.
• Visa & Documentation Support: Guides students and parents through the visa process and helps them get the paperwork right.
• EduFund App: A mobile app where parents can track savings, plan expenses and use expert support — all in one spot.

Business Model & Revenue Streams

• Premium Features: Some tools and services in the app come with an extra cost for users who want more personalised options.
• Commissions on Financial Products: When someone invests or gets a loan through EduFund’s partners, the platform earns a small fee.
• Subscription Services: Offers services like counselling or visa help either through monthly plans or one-time payments.
• Loan Processing Fees: Gets paid by loan partners for helping students finish their loan process successfully.
• Partnership Income: Works with colleges and finance groups who pay for student referrals or promotional access.
• Data Insights (Future Potential): Might offer anonymous trend reports to institutions in the future to help them understand student finance behaviour.