Curie Money Bags $1.2 Mn In Seed Round Led By India Quotient

Curie Money, a fintech platform, has raised USD 1.2 million in a Seed funding round led by India Quotient, with participation from prominent institutional investors and angel investors in the fintech sector.
The funding will be deployed to strengthen Curie Money’s core team, advance product development, scale its technology infrastructure, and build strategic partnerships to accelerate growth and market expansion into current account and MSME segment.

Commenting on the fundraise Arindam Ghosh, Co-Founder of Curie Money, said, “We founded Curie Money to solve a deeply personal challenge—making savings work harder without sacrificing liquidity. This funding is a testament to the market need for an integrated solution that combines the high returns of mutual funds with the convenience of banking. With the support of India Quotient and our investors, we are well-positioned to redefine personal finance and expand our reach.”

Madhukar Sinha, Partner at India Quotient, added, “Curie Money is at the forefront of a significant shift in the way people manage their finances. By seamlessly integrating mutual funds with banking and payments, they are empowering users to maximize their financial potential. We are excited to support Arindam, Tushar, and the team as they scale this innovative solution.”

Inspired by financial ecosystems in the USA, Europe, and China, where money market accounts are widely used as a standard tool for personal finance, the founders recognized a major gap in the Indian market, which lacked an equivalent solution. Curie Money addresses this issue by bridging the gap between the potential returns of idle balances and the need for liquidity.