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Loantap

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LoanTap is an Indian fintech company offering personal loans aimed at millennials, with an in-house RBI-registered NBFC. It provides customized, flexible loan products with online sanction and disbursal within 24-36 hours.

Also known as LoanTap · LoanTap Credit Products Private Limited · LoanTap Financial Technologies Private Limited

Founders & leadership

SK
Satyam KumarinFounder
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Vikas KumarinFounder

Investors · 6

Also in the syndicate · 1

Swapurna Family Office

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$6.2M disclosed across 1 of 3 rounds · 2019–2025

Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

LoanTap is an Indian digital lending platform headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra, operating through LoanTap Financial Technologies Private Limited and lending via its in-house RBI-registered NBFC, LoanTap Credit Products Private Limited. It also extends credit to micro, small and medium enterprises through its unit I-Loan Credit Pvt Ltd. The company originated as a consumer lender targeting salaried professionals and millennials with customized personal loan products, and offers online application, verification and disbursal, with sanction and disbursal stated at 24-36 hours (and as fast as 30 minutes to 6 hours for some products).

Its product range covers personal loans, EMI-free loans, personal overdraft, house owner loans, rental deposit loans, holiday, wedding, medical and debt consolidation loans, two-wheeler and premium bike loans, electric two-wheeler loans of Rs 20,000-Rs 2,00,000, MSME term loans, working capital loans, invoice financing (a 7-30 day credit line up to Rs 5 lakh) and a merchant AfterPay product. Personal loans run from about Rs 25,000-Rs 50,000 up to Rs 10 lakh, with tenures from 6 to 60 months and interest rates cited between 16% and 30% per annum, a maximum APR of 29%, and a 2% processing fee plus taxes. Eligibility requires Indian residency, a minimum monthly income of Rs 30,000 and a filed latest income tax return.

Alongside lending, LoanTap has built BICRi (Business Indicator for Credit Ratings in India), a retailer rating and credit-health analytics tool that lets distributors evaluate and extend trade credit to retailers, and a middleware technology platform used by three financial institutions to originate and manage small-business loans.

Founding story

LoanTap was founded in 2016 by Satyam Kumar and Vikas Kumar. Satyam Kumar, CEO and co-founder, spent more than 19 years in banking, previously serving as National Head - Mortgages at IndusInd Bank and holding product, business and credit roles at ICICI Bank including Regional Head - Mortgages. Vikas Kumar, CTO and co-founder, was an IIM graduate with two decades in software who began his career at Infosys and co-founded Brainvisa in 2010.

Business model

LoanTap originates and underwrites loans through its own RBI-registered NBFC subsidiaries and, following a shift in strategy, also sources unsecured consumer loans for partner NBFCs rather than holding them on its own balance sheet. It additionally licenses a middleware origination and loan-management platform to banks and NBFCs and operates the BICRi retailer credit-rating tool.

Revenue is derived from interest on loans (quoted rates of 16-30% per annum, maximum APR 29%) and processing fees of 2% plus applicable taxes on the sanctioned amount, alongside sourcing arrangements with partner NBFCs and its lending software platform.

Traction

The Google Play app records more than 1 million (10L+) downloads and the iOS app has 585 ratings with a 4.1 average. The company reports an annual disbursal run rate of Rs 600 crore across 26 cities serving roughly 50,000 retail customers, with a stated target of Rs 900 crore in annual disbursements by FY26. Consolidated AUM stood at Rs 388 crore as of 31 March 2024 versus Rs 357 crore a year earlier, on FY24 total income of Rs 67.5 crore and a narrowed loss of about Rs 12.4-12.7 crore.

Latest developments

In June 2025 LoanTap announced a pre-Series C equity round of Rs 54 crore ($6.2 million) led by July Ventures with participation from 3one4 Capital, Avaana Capital, Kae Capital and the Swapurna Family Office, plus roughly Rs 20 crore ($2.3 million) in venture debt, bringing total funding to approximately $26 million. The proceeds are earmarked for expanding supply chain financing and invoice financing for small retailers and scaling the BICRi credit-readiness tool. The company said it was preparing to elevate a senior executive to co-founder and appoint a new CTO internally following Vikas Kumar's death.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies

Market position

LoanTap is a venture-backed digital lending company in India that has raised close to $25-26 million in equity to date, with reported consolidated assets under management of Rs 388 crore as of 31 March 2024 and operations across roughly 20-26 Indian cities.

The company emphasises flexible repayment structures uncommon in standard personal lending, including EMI-free loans (interest-only monthly payments with periodic bullet principal repayments, cutting monthly instalments by about 40%), step-up plans, term loans and overdraft facilities, along with no foreclosure charges and an in-house NBFC licence that lets it design and fund its own products.

Technology

The platform provides a fully digital, contactless application flow with eKYC, e-agreement and online disbursal, an encrypted data system, AI-driven credit-health insights via BICRi, and a middleware technology stack for loan origination and management used by banks and NBFCs.

Go-to-market

Customers apply digitally through the LoanTap website, Android and iOS apps, or WhatsApp, uploading KYC (PAN and Aadhaar), bank statements and salary slips for verification before disbursal. On the MSME side, credit lines are distributed to merchants primarily for inventory purchases from distributors, and the company also sells its lending middleware to financial institutions.

Salaried professionals and self-employed individuals with minimum monthly income of Rs 30,000, and small merchants and MSMEs such as pharmacies and stationery shops, typically with turnovers under Rs 20 lakh, plus distributors extending trade credit to retailers.

Geography

India-focused, headquartered at Hermes Waves, Central Avenue Road, Kalyani Nagar, Pune 411006. Operations span about 20 cities per the Play Store listing and 26 cities per 2025 press coverage, including Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Indore, Jaipur, Mumbai, Pune, Raipur and Vadodara.

History

Founded in 2016, LoanTap built a consumer lending business around customized personal loans delivered through its in-house RBI-registered NBFC. It raised $8 million led by 3one4 Capital in January 2019 and a $12 million Series B led by Avaana Capital in October 2019. In March 2023 it acquired Unofin, a healthcare-focused fintech, to expand into healthcare finance, and in the same year raised Rs 24 crore of debt from Lighthouse Canton. Co-founder and CTO Vikas Kumar died in an accident in April 2024 (dated April in one report and April 2024 in another). The business subsequently shifted from balance-sheet consumer lending toward serving small merchants with supply chain and invoice financing, and in June 2025 announced a Rs 54 crore ($6.2 million) pre-Series C equity round led by July Ventures alongside venture debt.

Risks & controversies

Co-founder and CTO Vikas Kumar died in an accident, leaving a leadership gap the company said it planned to fill internally. The group remained loss-making, reporting a net loss of about Rs 12.4-12.7 crore on total income of Rs 67.5 crore in FY24, after a Rs 21 crore loss on Rs 69 crore of income in FY23, and it has materially scaled down its unsecured consumer loan portfolio while transitioning its business model toward merchant lending.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Annual disbursal run rateJun 20256,000,000,000 INR
Assets under management (consolidated)Mar 20243,880,000,000 INR
Cities of operationJun 202526 cities
Financial institutions using LoanTap middleware platformJun 20253 institutions
Google Play downloadsJan 20261,000,000 downloads
HeadcountAug 2026248
IOS App Store ratingJan 20254.1 out of 5 (585 ratings)
Net loss (FY23)Mar 2023$210M
Net loss (FY24)Mar 2024$124M
Retail customers servedJun 202550,000 customers
Total equity funding raisedJun 2025$25M
Total funding raisedJun 2025$26M
Total income (FY23)Mar 2023$690M
Total income (FY24)Mar 2024$675M

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Competitors · 4

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Companies competing with Loantap for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.

Timeline · 6

launches, deals, and filings
Jun 2025
LoanTap raises Rs 54 crore ($6.2 mn) pre-Series C led by July Ventures

Digital lender LoanTap raised Rs 54 crore ($6.2 million) in equity led by July Ventures, with participation from 3one4 Capital, Avaana Capital, Kae Capital and the Swapurna Family Office, to expand supply chain and invoice financing for small retailers.

$6.2M source ↗

Jun 2025
LoanTap secures Rs 20 crore ($2.3 mn) in venture debt alongside equity round

In addition to the pre-Series C equity, the company secured Rs 20 crore (reported as $2.3 million) in venture debt, taking total funding to approximately $26 million.

$2.3M source ↗

Apr 2024
Co-founder and CTO Vikas Kumar dies in accident

Co-founder and CTO Vikas Kumar died in an accident; the company said it was preparing to elevate a senior executive to co-founder and appoint a new CTO from within the existing team.

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Mar 2023
LoanTap acquires healthcare fintech Unofin

LoanTap acquired Unofin, a healthcare-focused fintech startup, to expand its presence in healthcare finance.

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Jan 2023
Debt round of Rs 24 crore from Lighthouse Canton

LoanTap raised debt of around Rs 24 crore ($2.9 million) from investment firm Lighthouse Canton to support growth plans.

$2.9M source ↗

Jan 2019
EMI Free Loan wins ET Now BFSI Most Innovative FinTech Product

LoanTap's EMI Free Loan product won the 'ET Now presents BFSI Most Innovative FinTech product' award for 2019.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Loantap do?
LoanTap is a Pune-based digital lender offering personal, MSME and invoice-financing products through its own RBI-registered NBFC.
Who founded Loantap?
Loantap was founded by Satyam Kumar, Vikas Kumar.
Who are Loantap's investors?
Loantap's investors include India Quotient, Kae Capital, 3one4 Capital, Avaana Capital, July Ventures.
How much funding has Loantap raised?
Loantap has disclosed $6.2M raised across 1 of its 3 known rounds.