Credgenics is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) based collections platform integrated with legal automation services. It works with digital lenders, banks, financial investment firms, and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) to increase their debt-recovery efficiency and reduce collection costs. Essentially, the Fintech startup makes it easier for lenders to track repayment statuses and debt collections through an automated process. In addition, it created a system of independent, neutral parties whose goal is peaceful settlements and arbitrations through technology.
Fun Fact: In less than three years since its inception, Credgenics works with India’s most prominent banks such as Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Bank, and IDFC First.
Anand Agrawal and Rishabh Goel are IIT Delhi Alumni and co-founded Credgenics in 2018 with Mayank Khera, who studied law at GGSIPU, Delhi.
The business model focuses on the SaaS platform and debt collection services. Clients can either use the software platform alone, where they upload data, and the Application Programming Interface (API) software stores and manages the information, and in-house teams can communicate with borrowers.
Alternatively, clients may use both the collection and software service, where Credgenics’ Automated Communication and Digital Legal Notice Module communicates and sends automated legal notices to the borrowers upon default. The clients (lenders) may supervise, track, and make adjustments to such communications should they choose to.
Revenue Source: Credgenics charges a lump sum amount for the use of the software platform. If the clients choose to use recovery solutions as well, then the startup receives a certain percentage of the recovered loan amount.
Fun Fact: Credgenics’ valuation escalated by 5.5 times to $100 million within six months of its last fundraiser.
Over three rounds, Credgenics raised $28.6 million in funding. Its lead investors are Titan Capital, WestBridge Capital, Accel India, and Tanglin Venture Partners.
Date | Stage | Amount | Investors | Lead Investors |
July 10, 2021 | Series A | $25M | 8 | Tanglin Venture Partners, WestBridge Capital |
October 29, 2020 | Seed Round | $3.3M | 6 | Accel India, Titan Capital |
November 10, 2019 | Seed Round | $300K | 5 | Titan Capital |
According to the company, funds raised will “be used to expand into new demographics, strengthen its research and development (R&D) capabilities, and scale core operations across India”. Rishabh Goel stated the roadmap included finding experienced professionals, building a world-class leadership team, and an international expansion beyond the Indian demographic.
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