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Follow on Google News | Fintech Market in India 2020 Market ReportThe fintech market in India was valued at ~INR 1,920.16 Bn in 2019 and is expected to reach ~INR 6,207.41 Bn
On the other hand, the global average adoption rate stood at 64%. With the burgeoning number of start-ups, the fintech industry in India is attracting increased investments. Initiatives undertaken by the government to drive digitization like demonetization, Jan Dhan Yojana, Aadhaar and Unified Payment Interface (UPI) have further contributed to the growth of the industry. Market insights: The fintech market in India was valued at ~INR 1,920.16 Bn in 2019 and is expected to reach ~INR 6,207.41 Bn by 2025, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of ~22.70% during the 2020-2025 period. For sample report please visit: https://www.statzyreports.com/ Increased adoption of the internet and improved digital infrastructure are driving the fintech market in India. However, lack of consumers' trust on digital modes of payment, and rising threat of cyber and data security are impeding market growth. Segment insights: Payments, lending, insurtech, wealthtech and banktech are the key operative segments within the fintech market. The payment segment comprises M-wallets, PPIs, merchant payments, PoS services, international remittance and trading in crypto currencies. The lending segment includes peer-to-peer lending, crowd funding, loans, online lenders, on-book lending by NBFCs and credit scoring platforms. Insurtech is a niche segment in the Indian fintech ecosystem consisting of insurance aggregators, IoT, wearable and kinematics. Wealthtech includes robo-advisors, discount brokers and online financial advisors. The principal function of the banktech segment is to utilize data points like financial transactions and spending patterns to create risk profiles of consumers. Impact of COVID-19: As the discretionary spending in the industry has gone down considerably, the number of digital transactions has declined. This has severely hampered cash flow for leading businesses in the country. However, the industry witnessed a ~42% rise in the use of digital payment modes. But purchasing only essential products would not be enough to drive uptake of digital transaction in the Indian fintech ecosystem. Healthcare, bill payments, grocery and food are witnessing rapid digitization, while the entertainment, fashion, travel and tourism industries are at a standstill, thereby reducing transaction volumes in the country and severely affecting the Indian fintech industry. Companies covered:
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