Niyo is digitizing the entire employee payroll and benefits value chain,
making the process easier and more transparent for employers and employees alike.
Fintech startup Niyo helps salaried employees access company benefits
and other financial services, and now it has raised $13.2 million to offer its services to more of the country.
Niyo was launched in July 2015 and
since then has already clocked in more than 3000 corporates and is being used by over 5 Lakh salaried employees in these organizations.
Niyo was launched in July 2015 and
since then has already clocked in more than 3000 corporates and is being used by over 5 lakh salaried employees in these organisations.
While some startups such as Open and Niyo are operating“neo banks” to help blue-collar
workers access financial services, many big names like Paytm and Ola have launched their own credit cards.
With the Niyo Global Travel Card, the overseas
travellers will effectively have no need for the usual multi-currency forex cards or travellers' cheques- all the while making international transactions cost-effective across 150-plus countries and 35 million merchants worldwide.
Niyo's user acquisition is method is via the companies
it signs up- 90 percent of staff typically sign-up per company brought on, according to Bagri- and through bank partners YES Bank and DCB Bank which also distribute its service.
With the Niyo Global Travel Card in their pocket,
overseas travellers will effectively have no need for the usual multi-currency forex cards or travellers' cheques- all the while making international transactions cost-effective across 150-plus countries and 35 million merchants worldwide.
With the Niyo Global Travel Card in her pocket,
the overseas traveller will effectively have no need for the usual multi-currency forex cards or travellers' cheques- all the while making international transactions cost-effective across 150-plus countries and 35 million merchants worldwide.