The VC's move is driven by India’s digital public infrastructure and financial inclusion gaps- Rwit Ghosh rwit.ghosh@livemint.comThe Nandan Nilekani-led venture capital firm sees India's fintech opportunity as wide open, with digital infrastructure in place and ample scope for new consumer and MSME-focused offerings. (AFP)Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani’s venture firm Fundamentum is preparing to sharpen its fintech bets in its upcoming third fund, banking on India’s digital public infrastructure and a widening financial inclusion gap to drive the next wave of growth, said a top company executive. “India’s digital public infrastructure is set up and ready, ecosystem is ready, and the market is still completely wide open from a financial inclusion point of view,” Mayank Kachhwaha, who leads fintech investments at the firm, said.

Source: Mint February 12, 2026 03:41 UTC