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Jupiter: Business Model Canvas
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Value Propositions
Jupiter offers a single money management app with credit cards, savings accounts, investments, loans, insurance, prepaid instruments, and other finance products.
sourceJupiter offers a platform for a variety of financial services which include the ability to pay using credit over UPI, a feature first offered in the market by Jupiter, a portfolio analyzer, savings products, debit cards, expense categorisation, monitoring insurance coverage and credit scores, and more.
sourceCustomer Segments
Jupiter will provide savings account, investments and lending services to the salaried millennial population with an income demographic of Rs 50,000 and upwards.
sourceThe company claims to have over 3 million customers, of which 60% are active on the platform. Around 25% of active users use two or more products.
sourceCustomer Relationships
Jupiter's 350 support agents respond to customers in 20 seconds or less via in-app chat (built on Freshchat), backed by phone and email support; the company has grown CSAT to 88% through rapid, omnichannel support.
sourceChannels
Download the Jupiter app on iOS or Android. Join 30 Lakh+ Indians managing their money better everyday.
sourceKey Activities
Jupiter acts as a Digital Lending App (DLA) and Loan Service Provider (LSP), facilitating loan products in partnership with RBI-registered NBFCs -- including its own subsidiary Amica Finance Private Limited and Kisetsu Saison Finance (India).
sourceJupiter disburses close to Rs 100 crore in loans every month to its existing users, growing 10-12% month-on-month while keeping default rates under 2.25%.
sourceJupiter is registered with NPCI as a Third-Party Application Provider (TPAP) to enable UPI payments on its platform, alongside issuing its own Prepaid Payment Instrument through RBI-authorised subsidiary Amica Payment Services.
sourceTo fund its lending book, Jupiter raised debt capital from ICICI Bank, IDFC First Bank and Federal Bank, and has increasingly focused on co-lending arrangements -- including with a Japanese NBFC partner -- as its main capital-sourcing strategy.
sourceKey Resources
Jupiter's NBFC arm secured a non-banking finance company licence from the RBI, letting the neobank issue credit lines directly to customers instead of operating purely as a partner-NBFC loan-service provider.
sourceKey Partnerships
Its co-branded credit card with CSB Bank has issued over 150,000 cards, with users making an average of 24 transactions per month.
sourceThe company operates with regulatory approvals from RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI for its services.
sourceRevenue Streams
Jupiter's NBFC division reported a revenue of Rs 15.4 crore, primarily from interest income and processing fees related to loan disbursements.
sourceIn FY23, its revenue from sale of services stood at INR 5.3 Cr, while other operating revenue, including collaboration and subscription fees, stood at INR 1.8 Cr.
sourceCost Structure
Employee costs grew 23% to INR 194.62 Cr in FY24 from INR 158.49 Cr in the previous fiscal year.
sourceAdvertising & Promotional Expenses: Spending under the head declined 49% to INR 38.07 Cr from INR 74.51 Cr in FY23.
sourceFAQs on Jupiter
What is Jupiter's business model?
Jupiter's core value proposition centers on Single money management app, Credit-over-UPI and digital banking tools.
How does Jupiter make money?
Jupiter's cited revenue streams include NBFC lending income, Sale of services.