‘Build for Billions’ is a startup accelerator program launched by DLabs at Indian School of Business (ISB) in partnership with the Reserve Bank Innovation Hub (RBIH) and the Union Bank of India. The program is focused on fintech startups that are working to address the challenges faced by gig workers, migrant workers, domestic workers, street vendors, and others in the informal sector. The 50-day accelerator will provide support, mentorship, networking opportunities, and a chance to pitch to banks and investors. Startups working on enhancing access, usage, and quality of financial services for the informal economy are encouraged to apply.
Telangana unveils ‘Build for Billions’ accelerator, empowering fintech startups.
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