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Google-backed Open plans to onboard 10 mn small businesses in three year

Open competes with players such as Razorpay and British fintech firms like Revolut and Tide

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(Left to right) Mabel Chacko Cofounder and COO, Ajeesh Achutan Cofounder and CTO, Anish Achutan Cofounder and CEO, Deena Jacob Cofounder and CFO

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Open, the Google and Tiger Global-backed neobank, is planning to onboard about 10 million small businesses in 3 years as it aims to solve a series of challenges faced by SMEs for managing their business finances, using technology. 

Open offers a business account in partnership with banks that help SMEs automate and run their finances effectively. The firm which work with the top 14 banks in India is aiming to onboard about 250 banks globally which would be using its platform and technology. It plans to scale up its operations globally in markets such as Europe, Southeast Asia and the

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