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Growth Momentum

YoY revenue growth, operating vs non-recurring, cost trajectory

Stability

Cash vs burn, debt structure, operating cash flow

Profitability

PAT direction, cost-to-income ratio, operating leverage

Funding Dependence

How much of operations is funded by equity vs revenue

Career Upside

Revenue growth + payroll signals + ESOP structure

Labels: Strong / Achieved / Low / High · Moderate / Improving / High Variance · Stretched / Weak / Limited · Critical / Loss-Deepening / Uncertain

Solid Financial Footing

Jar

Solid

Based on Annual Filing FY2025 · Updated 22 April 2026

Growth MomentumStrong
StabilityStrong
ProfitabilityAchieved
Funding DependenceLow
Career UpsideHigh

First profitable year after four consecutive losses. Revenue grew 4.9x and costs grew only 31% — operating leverage arrived. No debt. The financial floor is the strongest in this cohort. ESOP liquidity depends on a future exit, but the operating business is now self-sustaining.

Worth Watching

CRED

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Based on MCA AOC-4 XBRL FY2024 (consolidated + standalone) + capital raise filings through June 2025 · Updated 26 April 2026

Growth MomentumStrong
StabilityModerate
ProfitabilityWeak
Funding DependenceHigh
Career UpsideHigh Variance

Revenue growing 71% with zero financial debt and positive operating cash flow. Cash compensation is real. But six consecutive years of operating losses and a 71% DCF reset in April 2025 make equity value high-variance. High-intensity environment; ESOP liquidity timeline is open.

Navi

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Based on MCA AOC-4 XBRL FY2025 (consolidated + standalone) · Updated 26 April 2026

Growth MomentumModerate
StabilityStrong
ProfitabilityWeak
Funding DependenceModerate
Career UpsideLimited

Strong liquidity position — ₹3,216 Cr covers years of payroll. Salary security is not the concern. Growth opportunity is: the loan book grew 0.6% in FY2025, the IPO is not progressing, and continuing-ops losses worsened on a clean comparison year.

Dezerv

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Based on Annual Filing FY2025, Consolidated + Standalone · Updated 22 April 2026

Growth MomentumModerate
StabilityStretched
ProfitabilityWeak
Funding DependenceHigh
Career UpsideModerate

Employee costs (₹111 Cr) exceed total revenue (₹65.62 Cr) — payroll is funded by investor capital. Revenue grew 2.5x. The FY2023 near-breakeven at the parent showed the model can work; FY2025 expanded aggressively on that premise. Wealth management is a growing market.

Scapia

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Based on Annual Filings FY2023–FY2025 · Updated 21 April 2026

Growth MomentumStrong
StabilityStrong
ProfitabilityImproving
Funding DependenceHigh
Career UpsideModerate

Three consecutive years of unit economics improvement. Revenue growing 67% with losses narrowing for the first time. Over 3 years of runway at current burn. Pre-profitability, but the trajectory is one of the cleaner stories in this cohort.

Super Money

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Based on Annual Filings FY2024–FY2025 · Updated 17 April 2026

Growth MomentumStrong
StabilityStrong
ProfitabilityLoss-Deepening
Funding DependenceModerate
Career UpsideHigh Variance

Backed by Flipkart (Walmart) — payroll security goes beyond what the standalone filing shows. Revenue grew 4.8x. But losses grew 7.2x in the same year; costs are scaling faster than revenue. High career surface area in a growing business; unit economics unproven.

Stable Money

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Based on Annual Filings FY2025 · Updated 12 April 2026

Growth MomentumModerate
StabilityStretched
ProfitabilityWeak
Funding DependenceHigh
Career UpsideModerate

Reported revenue looks large (₹104 Cr) but only ₹3.58 Cr is retained by the platform. The business is in a high-investment phase where a 0.34% take rate needs to scale substantially to cover its cost base. Fixed-income distribution is a growing and underserved market.

Proceed with Caution

Kiwi

Caution

Based on Annual Filings FY2023 (stub)–FY2025 · Updated 25 April 2026

Growth MomentumWeak
StabilityCritical
ProfitabilityLoss-Deepening
Funding DependenceCritical
Career UpsideUncertain

~13-14 months of runway from March 2025. A funding round must close within FY2026 for operations to continue. Revenue grew only 5.5% while expenses nearly tripled. The UPI credit card concept has regulatory tailwind, but the filing does not show unit economics converging.

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What this page is

A financial health signal from publicly filed, audited MCA filings. Every data point is from a filing. Nothing is from press releases, management commentary, Glassdoor, or LinkedIn.

What this page is not

A complete hiring recommendation. Financial health does not measure culture, management quality, team dynamics, career growth environment, work-life balance, or any other employment experience factor.

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