Jupiter launches new program for its 100% digital banking app

By Leandra Monteiro

Bringing an instant, personalized and seamless banking experience to everyone, Jupiter- a 100% digital bank, has now opened its app to more users. Founded by FinTech veteran Jitendra Gupta, Jupiter is built on a ‘user-first’ ethos.

To win users’ trust, the company has introduced its ‘Mission Invite’ program to let existing users invite their friends. If you don’t know any Jupiter user, you can still get in: just request the existing community for access. Or try downloading the app to see if you can get one of the limited exclusive invites, right from the makers of the app.

Having received a good response from early users thus far, Jupiter aims to on-board 1 Million accounts in the next 6 Months. As on date, it is onboarding more than 3000 new customers for saving account every day.

Jupiter offers more than just a bank account. Co-created with a strong community of fans, it is tailormade to the needs of the modern consumer. It provides an intuitive, personalised experience that will change the way you think of banking forever. Jupiter has partnered with Federal Bank and Visa to issue zero-balance savings accounts and debit cards. The app is available, both, on iOS and Android.

Speaking on the launch, Jitendra Gupta, Founder & CEO, Jupiter Money said, “Banking requirements are evolving at a fast pace, especially for the younger audience. Today, consumers don’t see bank as place where you go but it’s what you do with your money.. At Jupiter, we are approaching the banking experience with the mindset of an internet company by offering instant resolution to their needs. The ‘Mission Invite’ program is a way to convey our gratitude to initial customers and provide them an opportunity to expand and build a community that is waiting to experience a change in digital banking.”

Founded in 2019, Jupiter is a 21st century, digital banking platform, and is Gupta’s latest FinTech venture, aimed at disrupting the financial services industry, after CitrusPay, which, in 2016, recorded one of the then-largest exits in the Indian fin-tech services ecosystem.