Kikito & Co. Partners with Credy to Become India’s First Fin-Commerce Platform Empowering Artists

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Pune: Kikito & Co. is India’s First Fin-Commerce platform empowering craftsmen/artists by providing a scalable solution of an integrated Marketplace allowing their products to sell globally & Facilitating Business Loans for sustenance & scale. 
Kikito & Co, has announced its partnership with Credy to disburse loans to its on-boarded artists in India. With a loan size of INR 25,000 and above, the initiative is helping diversified artists who are part of the Kikito & Co’s Marketplace to cater to the increasing demand.
With a 30% improvement in revenue Month on Month, Kikito & Co is aiming to onboard and empower as many upcoming artists as possible in order to beautify the routine life of Indian consumers.
On asking Vaibhav Prabhune (CEO-Kikito & Co.) he said, “There are so many brilliant artists in India who are unable to manufacture their products and make it available for global audiences to purchase. Our association with Credy will enable us to provide strong financial help for all such artists, helping them make and showcase their handcrafted products globally”.
Kikito & Co. Partners with Credy to Become India’s First Fin-Commerce Platform Empowering Artists
From L to R Manav (Co-Founder,Kikito & Co ), Vaibhav Prabhune’s (Founder & CEO,Kikito & Co.) & Pratish Gandhi’s (Co-Founder & CEO ,Credy)
Credy offers a hassle-free process of availing unsecured loans to Kikito’s on-boarded artists. Founded by ex-Goldman Sachs bankers with over 23 years of cumulative experience in the finance and technology industry, Credy enables online disbursal of short ticket personal loans for use cases like working capital, medical emergency, vehicle loans, to education fees and marriage.
Speaking with Pratish Gandhi (CEO-Credy) about the partnership he said “at Credy we are excited to partner with Kikito and Co, who is building an innovative global Fin-Commerce marketplace for artists and designers. Through this partnership, we hope to help self-employed artists in India meet their working capital requirements in a fully digital fashion. We hope it will help grow their business and express their art”.
Kikito & Co. envisions to be a global Fin-Commerce platform enabling a global exchange of art, artists and their handcrafted products. Consumers across the globe are in a continual search of handcrafted & artistic products to beautify their day to day life. Making such exclusive yet daily usable products available through a centralized marketplace, thus making art affordable and usable to such users by empowering artists is the core agenda of Kikito’s Fin-Commerce marketplace.
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