Binny Bansal

PhonePe has a formidable market presence in the Indian digital payments space. The app leverages the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) like its other peers

Funding round attended by TVS Capital Funds, Premji Invest, and Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal's 021 Capital

Tech platform Zoko said it has raised $1.4 million in seed funding from Y Combinator and marquee angel investors like Ryan Hoover and Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal's family office

A failed venture, a tryst at Flipkart and the blow of the pandemic all provided learnings to the IIT grad, who is now well on his way to make his enterprise a success story

How GiveIndia's campaign to raise Rs 220 crore for Covid relief gathered a momentum of its own pulling in many much-maligned segments of society

Rupeek did not disclose the break-up of investment by funders or its valuation, but sources close to the deal pegged the five-year-old start-up's valuation at $300 million.

Founded in 2015, Rupeek is currently disbursing gold loans at an annual run rate of more than $200 million

A provider of software platform to restaurants, Mobikon will use the funds to scale in Southeast Asia

Mobikon said it will utilise these funds to pursue its mission to be the "most impactful data exchange platform in the restaurant software vertical

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The startup provides technology to retailers such as such as Puma, Mango and Esprit.

Even from Singapore, Binny Bansal plans to support Indian start-up founders

In past 6 years, Bansal has invested in close to 40 entities, both as angel investor and through his VC fund

He's moving on from an episode that roiled India's tech arena

Bansal had alleged in his complaint that the woman was sending threatening mails to him, the official told PTI on condition of anonymity

A large chunk of middle management employees, who have been part of Flipkart for the last five to six years, were left shocked by the way Bansal took his exit

This week's resignation of Binny Bansal, the chief executive of Walmart Inc's Indian venture Flipkart is expected to add to the momentum of #MeToo movement

Binny Bansal will continue to remain as a founder-director of Flipkart as long as he holds 3.53 million shares in the firm

Flipkart employees and workers at other startups wondered whether Walmart was using the episode to push Bansal aside

Walmart chose Binny over Sachin because he was considered a team player and more level-headed