Moneyview: Leading Consumer Lending Platform Set for IPO

Moneyview, a consumer lending platform, is on the verge of joining the initial public offering (IPO) wave. The company has recently made significant strides by resolving to transition into a public entity. In a strategic move, Moneyview has also rebranded its parent company from “Whizdm Innovations Private Limited” to “Moneyview Private Limited.” The latest decision to change its designation to “Moneyview Limited” enhances its preparations for the IPO.

IPO Plans and Financial Aspirations

Reports indicate that the fintech unicorn has its sights set on raising over $400 million, which is approximately Rs 3,400 crore, through this IPO initiative. Moneyview has engaged banking partners including Axis Capital and Kotak Mahindra to facilitate this significant financial effort.

Company Overview and Growth

Established in 2014, Moneyview provides various financial solutions such as instant loans, credit cards, buy now pay later (BNPL) options, and financial management tools in collaboration with over 15 financial institutions. According to startup analytics platforms, the Bengaluru-headquartered organisation has successfully secured over $230 million in funding from notable investors like Accel, Tiger Global, and Ribbit Capital.

Unicorn Status and Revenue Growth

After raising $4.6 million from Accel and Nexus Venture Partners, Moneyview achieved unicorn status in September of the previous year, as highlighted by Startup Superb. In the fiscal year ending March 2024, Moneyview’s operating revenue soared by more than 75%, reaching Rs 1,012 crore, compared to Rs 577 crore in FY23. Additionally, the company recorded a profit of Rs 171 crore during the same timeframe.

Market Trends and Industry Competition

Moneyview is joining a growing cohort of fintech companies preparing to enter the public market, with other notable names like Pine Labs and Razorpay leading the way. Both these firms have transitioned into public entities, with Razorpay notably contributing over $150 million in taxes to relocate its operations to India. Another lending platform, KreditBee, is also in the process of moving its domicile to India.