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Spice Money improves access to digitization in rural areas

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  Spice Money, India’s leading rural fintech, announced today the launch of a first-of-its-kind zero-investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of the Spice Money Adhikari network completely free of cost. The limited period  zero-investment programme  will shape Spice Money’s vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company’s digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas. During the recent Union Budget, the FM shared government’s objective to focus on  digital payments . Spice Money aligns with this vision and bolsters it by allowing greater access to digital payments in semi-urban and rural areas. The zero-investment entry programme enables migrant workers, kirana store owners, jobseekers, fresh graduates, housewives and others to join the Spice Money Adhikari network and secure self-employment and other livelihood opportunities in their hometowns. At prese...

Fulfil your wishes and become independent with Spice Money

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  Rural fintech Spice Money on Thursday announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind zero-investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of the Spice Money adhikari network completely free of cost. The limited period zero-investment programme has been said to shape the company’s vision to digitally and financially empower one crore, rural entrepreneurs, across the country, and strengthen the company’s digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas. During the recent Union Budget, the finance minister shared the government’s objective to focus on digital payments. The platform claims to be aligned with this vision and bolsters it by allowing greater access to digital payments in semi-urban and rural areas. “The zero-investment entry programme will encourage the Indian youth in semi-urban and rural Bharat to become Spice Money adhikaris at no cost. The programme will expand the Spice Money network and offer essential digital financial and e-retail ...

Spice Money’s zero investment plan has zero monthly rentals

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  Spice Money , India’s leading rural fintech , announced today the launch of a first-of-its-kind zero-investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of the Spice Money Adhikari network completely free of cost. The limited period zero-investment programme will shape Spice Money’s vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company’s digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas. During the recent Union Budget , the FM shared government’s objective to focus on digital payments. Spice Money aligns with this vision and bolsters it by allowing greater access to digital payments in semi-urban and rural areas. The zero-investment entry programme enables migrant workers, kirana store owners, jobseekers, fresh graduates, housewives and others to join the Spice Money Adhikari network and secure self-employment and other livelihood opportunities in their hometowns. At present, over 65% ...

Become a digital banking correspondent with Spice Money now

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  Fintech company Spice Money on Thursday announced the launch of a zero-investment programme for rural youth and job seekers to become banking correspondent on its platform for financial services. It is the first-of-its-kind zero investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of Spice Money Adhikari network completely free of cost, the fintech firm said while unveiling the facility. The limited period zero-investment programme will shape Spice Money's vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company's digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas, it said. 'We are a digital BC (banking correspondent) platform, we want to increase the income of everyone in rural India. The entrepreneurs get paid on every transaction they undertake on this platform. They can make up to Rs 50,000 per month,' Spice Money Founder Dilip Modi said. Till yesterday anyone who wanted to com...

Spice Money launches zero-investment plan for rural youth

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  Fintech company Spice Money on Thursday announced the launch of a zero-investment programme for rural youth and job seekers to become banking correspondent on its platform for financial services.  It is the first-of-its-kind zero investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of Spice Money Adhikari network completely free of cost, the fintech firm said while unveiling the facility. The limited period zero-investment programme will shape Spice Money’s vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company’s digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas, it said. “We are a digital BC (banking correspondent) platform, we want to increase the income of everyone in rural India. The entrepreneurs get paid on every transaction they undertake on this platform. They can make up to Rs 50,000 per month,” Spice Money  Dilip Modi said. Till yesterday anyone who wanted to come on boa...

Spice Money launches zero investment plan for rural youth

Fintech company Spice Money on Thursday announced the launch of a zero-investment programme for rural youth and job seekers to become banking correspondent on its platform for financial services. The limited period zero-investment programme will shape Spice Money's vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company's digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas, it said. "We are a digital BC (banking correspondent) platform, we want to increase the income of everyone in rural India. The entrepreneurs get paid on every transaction they undertake on this platform. They can make up to   ₹ 50,000 per month," Spice Money Founder Dilip Modi said. Till yesterday anyone who wanted to come on board had to pay   ₹ 1,500 and a monthly rental of   ₹ 60 to start delivering financial services to their communities. Plus they had to pay up to   ₹ 2,500-3,000 to buy a device, he added. It is the first-of...