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Indian fintech’s gold rush is yet to take off
Fintech startups have only been able to corner a small part of the value in gold-linked financial products like gold loans and digital gold even as gold prices have shot up. Regulatory changes may pose a further challenge.
23 March, 2025•12 min
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