A Bengaluru-based fintech app that lets creditworthy members pay credit card bills, earn rewards, and use lending, payments, and wealth products.
cred.clubCEO
Miten Sampat, Interim CEO
Founded
2018
Employees
About 1,056 (2026)
Industry
Financial technology (credit card bill payments, payments, lending)
Revenue (FY25)
About Rs 2,735 crore (about US$280 million)
Valuation (June 2026)
About US$4.5 billion post-money (June 2026 Meta-led round)Listing
Private (unlisted)
Headquarters
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Website
cred.club
CRED is an Indian fintech company operated by Dreamplug Technologies Private Limited, founded in 2018 by Kunal Shah and headquartered in Bengaluru. It started as a members-only app that let users with high credit scores pay their credit card bills and earn rewards. Its registered office sits in Mumbai, and the company holds DPIIT startup recognition.
The platform has grown well beyond bill payments into a wider set of financial products, including lending (CRED Cash), UPI payments, savings and wealth features (CRED Money and CRED Mint), car management (CRED Garage), and insurance distribution. It has expanded partly through acquisitions such as Happay, CreditVidya, Spenny, and Kuvera. Operating revenue reached about Rs 2,735 crore in FY25, though the company stayed loss-making.
In June 2026, founder Kunal Shah stepped away from day-to-day operations to join Meta as head of WhatsApp, while keeping his shareholding. Miten Sampat, who had run strategy and finance since 2020, became interim CEO. Alongside the change, Meta led a US$900 million round that valued CRED at about US$4.5 billion, and the company said it's building a longer-term leadership structure ahead of a possible IPO.
Interim CEO (led strategy and finance since 2020)
Founder and Director (stepped away from the operating role in June 2026, retains shareholding)
Co-Founder and Director
Board Director (Ribbit Capital nominee)
Interview experience
Favourable
Interview difficulty
Medium
Interview process length
About a week
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All levels, total comp
₹2.99M to ₹12.2M/yr total comp (median ₹5.35M)
Entry level, total comp
₹2.99M/yr total comp
Mid level, total comp
₹5.73M/yr total comp
Senior, total comp
₹6.0M/yr total comp
Lead or staff, total comp
₹8.75M/yr total comp
Manager, total comp
₹7.87M to ₹11.19M/yr total comp (median ₹7.87M)
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June 22, 2026
CRED raises $900 million led by Meta at a $4.5 billion valuation
CRED closed a $900 million round led by Meta, which took a minority stake and valued the company at $4.5 billion. CB Insights logs the deal as a $500 million Series H plus a $400 million secondary transaction dated June 22, 2026.
#funding #fintech #Meta
View postJune 2026
Kunal Shah joins Meta, Miten Sampat named interim CEO
Founder Kunal Shah moved to Meta alongside the investment, and Miten Sampat stepped in as CRED's interim chief executive.
#leadership #fintech
View postMarch 2026
CRED gets RBI payment aggregator nod, adds biometric UPI
CRED received Reserve Bank of India authorization to operate as a payment aggregator and rolled out biometric UPI authentication for transactions up to 5,000 rupees.
#regulation #UPI #payments
View postSeptember 2025
Cred Money expands into fixed deposits, gold and portfolio tools
CRED broadened its Cred Money offering to include fixed deposits, gold investments, and portfolio management services, deepening its wealth features.
#product #wealth #fintech
View postAugust 2025
CRED partners Razorpay and Visa on CardSync tokenization
CRED teamed with Razorpay and Visa to launch CardSync, a card tokenization solution for saved-card payments.
#partnership #payments #Visa
View postCRED is an Indian fintech app that started by letting members with high credit scores pay credit card bills and earn rewards. It now spans lending, UPI payments, savings and wealth products, car management, and insurance distribution.
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