2019
Bengaluru (India)
Series A
Techfino Capital Private Limited is a technology-driven non-banking financial company (NBFC) focused on bridging India’s credit gap for underserved segments. The company operates in the fintech-lending sector, specializing in secured and unsecured loans for education, healthcare, and MSMEs (micro, small, and medium enterprises). Techfino’s unique value proposition lies in its hybrid model: a branch-driven physical presence combined with a proprietary fintech platform enabling paperless, swift loan disbursements—particularly in Tier II and III cities where 390 million MSMEs lack formal credit access.
Secured MSME Loans (Loan Against Property - LAP): Collateral-based loans (₹8–12 lakh) for small businesses (kirana shops, dairy farmers, traders) in Tier II/III cities.
Unsecured Education Loans: B2B2C model partnering with educational institutions for student financing (coaching, upskilling, higher education).
Proprietary Technology Platform: Enables end-to-end digital processing, risk assessment, and real-time analytics, reducing turnaround time by 70% versus traditional lenders.
Interest Income (95%): Generated from secured and unsecured loan portfolios.
Fee-Based Services (5%): Processing charges and late-payment fees.
Business Unit Contribution
Secured MSME Lending: 60% of FY25 revenue (₹20.4 crore out of ₹34 crore), with a target of 80% by FY26.
Education Loans: 40% of revenue, operating profitably but scaling down due to capital intensity.
B2B (30%): Partnerships with educational institutes and MSME aggregators.
B2C (70%): Direct loans to students and small business owners.
DCB Bank: Early investor (6.2% stake) and strategic partner for co-lending.
Education Service Providers: Long-term B2B2C alliances for student loan distribution.
Stellaris Venture Partners & Saison Capital: Series A lead investors providing growth capital and governance support.
MSME Networks: Collaborations with local trade associations for last-mile borrower acquisition.
Risk Mitigation: No single sector contributes >20% of revenue. Loans are secured by property (LAP), and the top 10 borrowers represent <15% of AUM.
Branch Expansion: Doubling physical presence from 30 to 60 locations by 2026 to deepen MSME penetration.
Technology Upgrades: AI-driven credit scoring and blockchain integration for enhanced risk assessment.
Product Innovation: Pilot programs for healthcare equipment financing and invoice discounting.
AUM Scaling: Targeting ₹350 crore AUM by FY26 (from ₹200 crore in 2025), with secured loans driving 80% of growth.
Regulatory: Evolving RBI guidelines for NBFCs and digital lending.
Macroeconomic: Inflation impacting MSME cash flows and collateral valuations.
$9.01Million
4
$7.5Million, Series A
as of June 18, 2025
$8.4Million
as of January 20, 2024
0.93
as of January 20, 2024
Stellaris Venture Partners
and 2 more165
Finaleap
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Date | Round Name | Amount | Valuation | Revenue | Revenue Multiple | Investors |
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June 18, 2025 | Series A | $7.5Million | - | - | - | Stellaris Venture Partners, Saison Capital |
June 8, 2021 | Seed | $247 K | $2.4Million | $559 K | - | Sunku Advisiors, Edu Gains |
April 21, 2021 | Seed | Undisclosed | - | $388 K | - | DCB Bank |