Until a year ago, FamPay was hailed as a promising new kid in a sector that investors believed had largely consolidated into the top four to five players. The idea was to get children under the age of ...

FamPay, a fintech startup focussed on teenagers, on Wednesday said it has raised USD 38 million (about Rs 278.4 crore) in funding, led by Elevation Capital and existing investor Sequoia Capital India.

FamPay has launched India's first number less card for teenagers, 'FamCard'. The company claims that the card is just like a debit card that teenagers can use to make payments. With this card, the ...

Y Combinator-backed fintech startup FamPay, on Thursday (July 16), launched FamCard, a numberless card to allow teenagers to independently transact online with minimal intervention from parents.

FamPay, a fintech startup focussed on teenagers, on Wednesday said it has raised $38 million (about ₹278.4 crore) in funding, led by Elevation Capital and existing investor Sequoia Capital India.

How big is the market in India for a neobank aimed at teenagers? Scores of high-profile investors are backing a startup to find out. Bangalore-based FamPay said on Wednesday it has raised $38 million ...

Fampay founders Sambhav Jain (left) and Kush Taneja. FamPay said it would use the latest round of funding to build their leadership team to further fuel growth. This is one of the biggest Series A ...

FamPay, a payments app for teenagers and their families, has raised an investment of $4.7 million in a seed round from Y Combinator, Venture Highway, Sequoia India, and GFC (Global Founders ...

New Delhi, Jun 16 () FamPay, a fintech startup focussed on teenagers, on Wednesday said it has raised USD 38 million (about Rs 278.4 crore) in funding, led by Elevation Capital and existing investor ...