Gurgaon (Gurugram) has emerged as one of India's leading fintech hubs, competing with Bengaluru through its advanced digital infrastructure and proximity to New Delhi and Noida's thriving tech ecosystem. Here are the most significant finance companies shaping Gurgaon's fintech landscape:

Ocrolus combines AI and machine learning to analyze financial documents, detect fraud, and evaluate cash flow, helping businesses make data-driven decisions. The company maintains offices in New York City and Gurgaon.

OfBusiness operates as an integrated e-commerce and fintech platform, streamlining raw material procurement and providing financial solutions for small-to-medium enterprises.

MobiKwik, established in 2009, serves as a comprehensive fintech super app enabling utility payments, bank transfers, and store discounts for individuals while offering digital payment processing for businesses.

BASIC Home Loan digitizes the mortgage process, allowing families to compare loan options and complete applications online. The platform also facilitates balance transfers and collateral loans.

Fiserv develops financial technology solutions, including the popular Clover point-of-sale system, global payment platforms, and digital card services for businesses and financial institutions.

TransUnion specializes in credit scoring and data aggregation, helping financial institutions assess creditworthiness while providing educational resources for credit management.

Grip Invest offers a trading platform focusing on both traditional financial products and alternative investments like startup equity and commercial real estate.

Angel One serves 24 million users with a zero-brokerage investment platform for stocks and mutual funds, plus API access for advanced traders.

BharatPe pioneered UPI-based mobile payments in India, offering QR code payment solutions and point-of-sale hardware for businesses.

Aye Finance focuses on serving India's underbanked segment, using data science-driven underwriting to provide loans to small and micro businesses traditionally excluded from formal financing.

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