Finhaat, a Mumbai-based fintech startup founded in 2021, aims to bring insurance and wealth creation to rural and semi-urban markets in India by bridging the gap in financial inclusion.
The platform distributes insurance products through a network of more than 200 insurers and 3,000+ individual agents across 85% of India's pin codes, catering to 8 million customers primarily through curated insurance distributed via institutions.
In addition to insurance, Finhaat expanded into wealth management, offering tech-driven tools for investments, retirement planning, and long-term savings.
The startup reported over 20% YoY revenue growth in FY25, reaching over INR 30 crore from INR 25 crore in FY24, earning revenue through platform fees and product-linked commissions.
Finhaat emphasizes user education and technology integration to build trust among underserved communities and offers services such as claim management and data-based trend analysis.
The platform has developed various products including FinSAAS for institutional partners, FinPRO for retail agents, and Finhaat Wealth for wealth management, focusing on convenience, security, and prosperity for customers.
Having insured over 8 million lives, Finhaat is looking to focus on cattle, parametric, and climate-based insurance solutions for rural customers, targeting a gross written premium of INR 350 crore in the near future.
By tailoring solutions for the local context and aiming to be a digital backbone for rural financial services, Finhaat plans to close FY26 with INR 250 crore in gross written premium and expand its wealth management vertical.
The startup's goal is to empower rural communities by offering tools to cover risks, build wealth, and enhance financial inclusion, potentially becoming a key player in India's inclusive financial infrastructure.
In a rapidly transforming rural financial services market in India, Finhaat stands out by providing context-driven, tech-enabled solutions with trusted human touchpoints, positioning itself as a vital entity in the sector.