Jupiter is a Bengaluru-based neobank offering a zero-fee savings account, smart analytics, investments and a Visa debit card -- powered by Federal Bank.
Jupiter maintains strong customer backing with a 4.3/5 rating across 611,525 reviews, sentiment holding steady. Its NeoBase index stands at 79.9/100 (+0.7), reflecting modest upward momentum. Media coverage tilts positive around funding milestones and investor commitments, though a failed State Bank of Mauritius stake acquisition signals execution headwinds. Customer and media sentiment align around growth prospects.
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brand coverageFintech Jupiter's plan to pick stake in State Bank of Mauritius India arm falls through
www.moneycontrol.com · 6mo ago
Fintech Jupiter's plan to pick stake in State Bank of Mauritius India arm falls through ... Tiger Global-backed fintech Jupiter Money's bid to...
ParaFi invests $35m in Solana DeFi platform Jupiter
www.fintechfutures.com · 7mo ago
ParaFi invests $35m in Solana DeFi platform Jupiter. This is the first time Jupiter has accepted outside institutional capital, and will use the...
Jupiter Money Secures US$13M in Funding Round
fintechnews.sg · 10mo ago
Jupiter Money Secures US$13M in Funding Round ... Bengaluru-based fintech platform Jupiter Money has raised ₹115 crore (approx. US$13 million) in...
Indian fintech platform Jupiter Money secures $13m funding | Startup Story
startupstorymedia.com · 10mo ago
Indian fintech platform Jupiter Money secures $13m funding ... Indian fintech platform Jupiter Money has secured $13 million (approximately Rs 115...
Jupiter Nets $15 Mn At A Flat $600 Mn Valuation
inc42.com · 10mo ago
Fintech startup Jupiter has raised $15 Mn from existing backers Mirae Asset Venture Investments, BEENEXT and 3one4 Capital.
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Jupiter was founded in 2019 by Jitendra Gupta (former MD of PayU India) and launched in 2021. It operates through Federal Bank and offers a feature-rich savings account with real-time spending insights, automatic savings (Pots), mutual fund investments and a Visa debit card. Jupiter raised $86M in Series C and is valued at $711M.
Frequently asked questions
How does Jupiter differ from a traditional Indian bank account?
Jupiter offers zero fees on account and card, real-time spending analysis with automatic categorisation (transport, food, shopping), smart savings sub-accounts called Pots and instant transaction notifications — features rarely offered by traditional Indian banks.
Who is Jupiter's banking partner?
Jupiter operates through Federal Bank — a private bank regulated by the RBI with over 80 years of history and 1,400+ branches. Customer funds are held in a Federal Bank savings account and covered by the DICGC up to ₹5 lakh.
Does Jupiter offer investments?
Yes, Jupiter offers mutual fund investments directly in the app with no distribution commission. Equity, debt and hybrid funds are available from multiple fund houses. This allows customers to combine everyday banking and investing in one place.
How do Pots work in Jupiter?
Pots are separate savings sub-accounts for specific goals (a holiday, an emergency fund, new electronics). You can add funds manually or set automatic transfers after each incoming payment. Funds in Pots earn the same interest rate as the main savings account.
Is Jupiter available outside India?
No, Jupiter is available exclusively in India. An Aadhaar card and PAN card are required for KYC. The account can be opened fully digitally in a few minutes. There are no current plans for international expansion.
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