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Slice is a fin-tech startup focused on young India. We are building a smart, simple, and transparent financial platform to redesign the life experience for millennials. There are 400M+ millennials in India seeking experience and convenience in their day to day life. The rise of these digital natives and the strong emotional connections that they maintain with the brands they love, gives us opportunities to create a new generation of financial products. Our flagship product, the slice card, is a payment card designed for customers in the 18 – 29 age group and comes with a pre-approved credit line. Issued in partnership with rupay, the slice card can be used to make payments to merchants everywhere; online and offline. Today, there are more than 150,000 individuals who use slice for their daily transactions. We are backed by investors like Finup, Blume ventures, Das capital, and Simile ventures.
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Overall Rating | 3.2/5 based on 238 reviews | 4.0/5 based on 129 reviews | 3.8/5 based on 124 reviews | 3.7/5 based on 64 reviews |
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Primary Work Policy | Work from office 77% employees reported | - | Work from office 73% employees reported | Work from office 67% employees reported |
Rating by Women Employees | 3.1 Average rated by 56 women | 3.8 Good rated by 31 women | 3.7 Good rated by 29 women | 3.5 Good rated by 22 women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.3 Average rated by 165 men | 4.0 Good rated by 89 men | 3.8 Good rated by 88 men | 3.9 Good rated by 35 men |
Job security | 2.7 Poor | 2.9 Poor | 3.7 Good | 3.2 Average |
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Bank Partnerships Add Value, But Can’t Sustain Fintech Startups: Jupiter CEO Jitendra Gupta
- Jupiter CEO Jitendra Gupta believes in maintaining a fine balance between partnerships with traditional lenders and innovation in neobanking to ensure success.
- Jupiter is set to acquire a stake in Mauritius-based SBM Bank, following Slice becoming the first startup to acquire a stake in North-East Small Finance Bank in 2023.
- Founded in 2019, Jupiter offers various financial services and has raised $170 Mn from investors.
- Jupiter narrowed its losses by 16% to INR 275.94 Cr in FY24 with a significant revenue growth and wider margins.
- CEO Gupta emphasizes the importance of unique solutions, customer satisfaction, and future-proof platforms for fintech sustainability amidst regulatory challenges.
- Gupta stresses the need to balance innovation with regulatory compliance, integrate compliance early, and focus on long-term trust and profitability.
- Jupiter is advised to stay focused on solving meaningful problems, delivering value, and maintaining a deep understanding of the market for successful fundraising.
- VC sentiment towards the Indian fintech ecosystem is positive, with emphasis on sustainable business models and clear paths to profitability.
- Investors now focus on compliance frameworks, adapting to regulations, and building user trust in the post-RBI crackdown era.
- Jupiter's governance emphasizes strong boards, diverse expertise, best practices, and a transparent, ethical framework.

Slice to rebrand as Slice Small Finance Bank, plans expansion
- Slice, a fintech company, is rebranding itself as Slice Small Finance Bank.
- The merger with NESFB to form Slice SFB has received regulatory approvals and marks the creation of India's first fintech bank.
- Slice SFB plans to expand its presence beyond the Northeast region in India, focusing on both physical and digital channels.
- The bank aims to introduce new financial products, increase customer deposits, and hire across roles to strengthen operations and customer service capabilities.

slice to rebrand as Small Finance Bank, plans fundraise for expansion
- Fintech startup slice will rebrand as slice Small Finance Bank Limited following its merger with North East Small Finance Bank (NESFB).
- The merger, pending final regulatory and compliance requirements, will pave the way for slice SFB's nationwide expansion.
- slice SFB plans to introduce various financial products, including savings accounts, credit cards, loans, and digital banking solutions.
- The bank is in talks to raise $250-300 million for its pan-India expansion and aims to grow its customer base from 11 million to over 70 million by FY30.

slice Eyes $250–300 Mn To Boost Its Digital Banking Play
- slice, the Bengaluru-based digital banking platform, is in discussions to raise $250–300 Mn from financial investors and family offices.
- This fundraising initiative follows slice's merger with North East Small Finance Bank, approved by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
- slice has obtained regulatory approval to operate as slice Bank and plans to expand its physical and digital presence.
- In addition to banking services, slice aims to launch a separate app for merchant lending and payment settlements, positioning itself as a direct competitor to platforms like BharatPe.

The Best of Scaling Vertical SaaS: 3 Deep Dives with The CROs of Slice, Owner and Mangomint
- The SaaStr Annual conference in 2025 will focus on going deep on Vertical SaaS and scaling the industry and platforms.
- There will be presentations from the CRO of $3B Clio (legal SaaS) and the CEO and CRO of Flock Safety (police and safety SaaS), among others.
- Some recent Workshop Wednesdays featured deep dives into Vertical SaaS, including $100m+ ARR for Pizzarias, building go-to-market efficiency in SMB sales, and the unique aspects of sales in Vertical SaaS.
- The conference aims to provide valuable insights and strategies for scaling Vertical SaaS businesses.

How Slice entered India’s regulated banking sector
- Slice, an Indian fintech company, has completed its merger with North East Small Finance Bank, allowing it to enter the regulated banking sector in India.
- The merger gives Slice access to capital at lower cost and direct control over its lending operations. It will continue to offer digital payment and lending services while expanding into traditional banking with savings accounts and investment products.
- In other news, Finix raised $75 million to compete against payment processor Stripe, Upflow shifted its focus to become a B2B payment platform, Remote launched Remote Equity for managing equity compensation, and SoLo Funds is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly misleading consumers.

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