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Overnight, Cred had grown to be the equivalent of four-and-a-half unicorns rolled into one, and the Shah at Cred was to become the BadShah at WhatsApp. Overnight.

From dropping out of Mumbai’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) to becoming the new chief executive officer (CEO) of WhatsApp, the world’s leading messaging platform owned by Meta ...

Kunal Shah, CEO of Whatsapp and Founder of CRED (Credit: Wikipedia) Kunal Shah's move from CRED to WhatsApp highlights how fintech leadership is shaping the future of digital payments, commerce and ...

Fintech platform CRED has launched an innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered credit coaching feature. The new tool is designed to help users track and understand their credit scores in real ...

CRED has announced a $900 million Series H funding round led by Meta, valuing the company at $4.5 billion post-money. The investment comprises a combination of primary and secondary share purchases ...

the system combines AI with its existing credit report analysis tools to provide personalised guidance. Subscribers will also receive instant alerts on changes to their TransUnion CIBIL credit reports ...

Dreamplug Technologies Private Limited, dba CRED, has secured $900 million (approximately ₹8,550 crore) in a Series H fundraise from Meta, comprising a combination of primary subscription and ...

Meta just picked Kunal Shah, the founder of CRED, to lead WhatsApp. The story started when Chris Cox (Meta's chief product officer) sent Shah a cold email to chat about WhatsApp's future. Shah's sharp ...

Meta's reported $900 million investment in CRED is more than a fintech deal. The move brings CRED founder Kunal Shah into a key leadership role at WhatsApp and signals Meta's renewed effort to build a ...