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Niyo rolls out salary hikes, bonuses, ESOPs to boost employee morale Niyo is also planning to double the size of its tech and product teams by the end of March 2021. In an effort to boost employee morale and support them during Covid-19, Niyo, a fintech company, said it is offering 10-12 per cent salary hikes to employees.

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Niyo CEO Vinay Bagri speaks to Amol Dethe on cross-border payment solutions & listing The challenge lies around credit cards, where regulations are unclear says Vinay Bagri, Co-founder & CEO of Niyo. In this episode of FinTech Diary, he discusses the forex strategy enabling real-time currency conversion, the evolving landscape of neo-banking in India, and insights on why major fintechs have failed. Bagri also shares Niyo’s focus on travel solutions, partnerships with banks, and future plans.

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Niyo targets Indian students abroad, aiming for 50% market share by FY26 In 2023, 1.3 million Indian students studied overseas, marking a 25% increase from the previous year. This number is expected to rise to 1.5-2 million by 2025. India’s total expenditure on overseas education reached an astounding $60 billion last year, underscoring the immense potential of this segment. Niyo is gaining popularity among students heading to emerging education destinations such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, and the Philippines.

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Niyo expands travel banking offerings with flight booking & visa services Previously known for providing zero-forex markup debit and credit cards to over two million international travellers in partnership with banks, Niyo is now venturing into these new areas to cater to India’s rapidly growing segment of new-to-international travellers. Niyo has developed an in-house flight booking platform that offers both domestic and international flights with zero convenience fees, ensuring affordability for its users.

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Niyo forays into flight booking, visa application verticals Niyo has developed an in-house flight booking platform to provide domestic and international flight booking services. The startup has rolled out a new visa booking product on its app, aiming to reduce the visa application processing time. In October last year, Niyo raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Spring Marketing Capital

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The dynamics of Indian outbound tourism: A deep dive into current growth pattern With an expanding economy, more and more Indian travellers are seeing their purchasing power grow a growth that is increasingly geared toward overseas travel. Despite having a relatively stronger currency, countries like the USA, UK, and UAE have been the top travel destinations for Indian travellers on our platform. This economic boom has made International travel more affordable for many Indians.

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Niyo to offer outward forex remittance for Indian students Niyo has launched an outward remittance service aimed at Indian students studying abroad, offering competitive rates and a fully digital process via its app. With students making up 25% of its user base, Niyo aims to capture 50% of this growing market by FY26.

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Niyo introduces outward remittance service targeting Indian students abroad Niyo has launched an outward remittance service to simplify and reduce the cost of international money transfers for Indian students studying abroad. This move strengthens its focus on a rapidly growing customer segment, aiming for a 50% market share in student remittances by FY26.

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Niyo launches new campaign highlighting zero fees for travel The campaign highlights zero fees across forex, flights, visas, ATMs, remittances, and mutual funds.

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Emerging travel trends: Move over Maldives, Paris! Millennials, Gen Z are now chasing these offbeat tourist destinations From Vietnam to Georgia: Here are the unexplored tourist destinations that are taking Indian millennials and Gen Z travel by storm

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Top 10 forex cards to save you money while travelling abroad Best Forex Cards in India: As more Indians travel abroad, managing foreign exchange has become crucial. Forex cards are a convenient and secure way to carry foreign currency. There are several options. Moneycontrol helps you choose what works the best for you

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How Indians travelled in 2024 Around 48% of Indians booked flight tickets less than seven days before travelling, according to a latest travel report by Niyo Solutions.

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