FamPay on Thursday announced the launch of India's first numberless card - FamCard. FamPay is a mobile bank for teenagers that provides cashless translation options to teenagers and their parents.
FamPay, a fintech start-up focused on online and offline card payments for teenagers, has launched India’s first Visa prepaid card — FamCard Me — for teenagers with personalised doodles on it. “This ...
Teen-focussed payments platform FamPay on Thursday said it had signed a deal with card issuer Visa Inc to launch numberless, prepaid cards for teenagers to enable them to make NFC-powered payments.
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.
As young, fresh engineering graduates, Sambhav Jain and Kush Taneja were often tasked by family members with online bookings — either flight or movie tickets, or ordering groceries and take-out on ...
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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 ...
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India] November 04 (ANI/NewsVoir): FamPay, India's first neobank for teenagers announced that their flagship event for teenagers, FamJam, will be conducted this year digitally ...
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 ...
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