Axio

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Axio, formerly Capital Float, is a consumer finance company offering deferred payment, credit and personal finance management solutions under one branded experience. As part of a mission to make […]

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    • India
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    • India Rupee
    Description

    Axio, formerly Capital Float, is a consumer finance company offering deferred payment, credit and personal finance management solutions under one branded experience. As part of a mission to make credit worthy of everyone, Axio leverages technology to bring innovative financial products to millions of people across the country, including large segments of traditionally underserved consumers.

    Axio is the brand name of CapFloat Financial Services Private Limited, a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) registered with the Reserve Bank of India. The company has raised funds from renowned investors such as Elevation Capital (formerly SAIF Partners), Sequoia India, Lightrock, Creation Investments Capital Management LLC, Ribbit Capital and Amazon.

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