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The pocket money app is struggling to make money or find investors. Will becoming a neobank help?

Four-year-old FamPay is at a crossroads. Less than two years ago, led by founders Sambhav Jain and Kush Taneja, still in their early 20s, the Bengaluru-based pocket money app was being courted by some of the largest venture capital investors in town. In June 2021, it raised $38 million from marquee investors such as Elevation Capital, Sequoia and General Catalyst in one of the largest series A rounds ever seen in the Indian startup circuit. Jain and Taneja were also among the youngest founders in their cohort at the prestigious California-based startup incubator Y Combinator in 2020.
Cut to 2023, …
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