Moneycontrol is deepening its presence in India’s fintech ecosystem after crossing ₹1,000 crore in loan disbursals over the past year, signalling a stronger shift toward full-stack financial services.
The platform has already helped more than 1.5 crore users access their credit scores and has expanded into newer lending categories including gold loans and loans against mutual funds, broadening its financial product ecosystem beyond content and market insights.
Since joining in 2023, Ankit Fitkariwala has played a key role in scaling the company’s lending operations and strengthening its fintech strategy amid rising competition across India’s rapidly growing digital finance market.
The expansion reflects a wider trend where media and financial platforms are evolving into integrated financial ecosystems, combining user engagement, credit access, and investment products within a single digital experience.
Why it matters: Fintech platforms are increasingly competing to become end-to-end financial services destinations for consumers.
Bottom line: Moneycontrol’s growth highlights how trusted financial platforms are leveraging scale, data, and lending products to build deeper consumer relationships in India’s fintech market.
