Insider’s Gavel: India’s Hottest Tech, AI and Startup Moves Today

lot one on the block this morning super money just clocked $100,000,000 in annual recurring revenue in two months resurrecting buy now pay later for india's youngest shoppers in episode 197 we tracked the real hardware deals powering india's tech boom today the action flips right back to consumer credit now look at the floor moving i'm bithup who's taken lot two dipinder goyal's longevity startup opened preorders for temple an 85,000 rupee forehead wearable tracking brain blood flow though doctors are already questioning the clinical proof meanwhile data intelligence platform splashbi opened a 20,000 square foot facility in hyderabad committing over $100,000,000 across five to seven years and over in retail dabra rolled out its ignite initiative equipping 40,000 urban stores with artificial intelligence must sell lists the room is shifting fast you can see which bids actually hold water hammer's down now let me tell you what that actually was remember when checkout credit cratered under regulatory clampdowns and brutal defaults well forget that old model super money backed by flipkart and razorpay backed pop aren't bankrolling 10,000 rupee electronics across outside apps anymore they run

their own storefronts pop chief executive bhargav arangi is handing out what he calls a sachet limit small revolving credit lines for sneakers apparel and protein powder super money's split store asks for 33% upfront splitting the rest over sixty days and guess who's bidding 65 percent of super money's buyers are under 25 years old during the festive rush their daily purchase run rate surged six fold lifting median order value to 2,000 rupees prakash sikaria's outfit absorbs financing costs because they capture brand commissions directly inside the store it's a completely different risk book then you have goyles temple 85,000 rupees worn on your temple not your wrist using optical sensors to score systemic stress between one and two fifty investors poured $54,000,000 into it back in february but here's the thing the medical community isn't buying the cuddle the only evidence supporting its cerebral blood flow metric comes from two company funded preprints that haven't been peer reviewed wow a price is just the last person who wanted it more but health tech demands real receipts before

the gavel falls and don't overlook hyderabad splash bi co founders naveen miglani and kiran reddy pasham didn't plant their capability center there just for back office chores they are deploying capital into enterprise decision intelligence and so and so the real story is how global firms are building proprietary platforms right on indian soil so what did today's room tell us from microloans on sneakers to 85,000 rupee bio wearables indian tech isn't waiting on speculative hype anymore capital is chasing proprietary checkout funnels and high margin enterprise infrastructure where the unit economics finally clear bam sold