Cred, led by founder Kunal Shah, is on the verge of surpassing 10 million users for its biometric UPI payments feature, showcasing significant growth in its payments ecosystem.
CRED introduced biometric UPI payments in March
Jun 20, 2026
03:15 pm
What's the storyCRED, a fintech start-up founded by Kunal Shah, is on the verge of hitting a major milestone with its biometric authentication feature for UPI payments.
The company introduced this innovative feature in March, allowing users to authenticate transactions using their fingerprint or facial recognition instead of entering a PIN.
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