Mumbai-based Raise launches new learning platform Upsurge
- ByStartupStory | July 23, 2022
Mumbai-based Raise Financial Services announced the introduction of Upsurge, a financial learning platform designed to make it easier to learn about markets, comprehend finance, and manage finances. Raise announced that with the introduction of Upsurge, it would offer interactive live sessions, self-learning, support challenges, and bite-sized content to encourage financial independence.
The platform for financial literacy is aimed toward the late millennial and early Gen Z populations, according to the statement. The Surat-based e-learning platform Valuationary, which Raise purchased in April of this year, created and runs Upsurge.
As opposed to previous e-learning platforms, Upsurge aims to function as a club for enthusiasts who want to learn about, interact with, and contribute to the creation of a community for markets, money, and finance.
Upsurge founder Pratik Bajaj stated, “The number of people in India who are interested in learning more about money, investing, and finance has increased at an unprecedented rate. There is still a void in the market where many people’s goals of achieving financial literacy remain unfulfilled. We are creating a platform that simplifies money and finance through entertaining courses, experiential learning, and bite-sized material.”
Pravin Jadhav, founder and CEO of Raise said, “In recent years, a growing number of Indians have turned to do-it-yourself (DIY) platforms for managing all of their money on mobile in an effort to take control of their finances. We are creating an ecosystem of consumer financial services starting with Dhan, a technology-led investing & trading platform, and now Upsurge.”
About Raise Financial Services
Raise is a technology-driven investment platform with a focus on long-term investors and super traders. It was founded in 2021 and is developing infrastructure services and consumer goods that are technology-driven to provide financial services to Indians. In August 2021, Raise also purchased Mumbai-based stock broker Moneylicious Securities. Raise also introduced the application programming interface (API) platform DhanHQ this year.
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