
ZestMoney is an Indian consumer lending company that lets shoppers pay for purchases in installments without a credit card.
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ZestMoney enables cardless EMI for laptops, mobile phones, televisions, flight packages, and more.
ZestMoney blogs cover financial topics and lessons on saving and spending.
ZestMoney offers no-cost EMI on Amazon purchases, allowing users to shop from their wishlist.
ZestMoney provides no-cost, 0% interest EMI for funding vacations through MakeMyTrip.
ZestMoney provides updates and announcements as India’s largest and fastest-growing Buy Now Pay Later network.
ZestMoney prioritizes customer feedback and resolves comments, complaints, or issues promptly.
ZestMoney offers easy EMIs and flexible payment options for shopping across leading merchants.
DMI Group acquires the distressed BNPL platform ZestMoney amid financial struggles. The deal follows reports of competing bids from DMI Finance and Aditya Birla Finance. ZestMoney operates in India’s 'buy now, pay later' lending space, which has faced regulatory and market challenges.
Jan 2024Indian Startup NewsNews article
ZestMoney, a Goldman Sachs-backed Indian fintech startup, completes a distressed sale to DMI Group after a steep decline from its $450 million valuation. The transaction marks the end of a challenging period for the digital lending platform, which faced operational and market pressures over the past year.
Jan 2024TechCrunchNews article
ZestMoney, a buy now, pay later platform specializing in underwriting small-ticket loans for first-time online borrowers, is shutting down after failing to secure a buyer. The company, backed by Goldman Sachs and other high-profile investors, had previously reached a $450 million valuation. Operations will cease as the startup winds down its business.
Dec 2023TechCrunchNews article
ZestMoney, a Bangalore-based buy now, pay later platform, secures $50 million in funding from Australia’s Zip. The round supports expansion of its financial services model, which has gained traction in emerging markets.
Sep 2021TechCrunchNews article