Archive · 22 May 2025
Razorpay and MeitY Startup Hub Partner to Empower Startups
Imagine a company called Razorpay teaming up with the government's Startup Hub.
They want to help new tech companies, like those working on AI or robots.
This partnership will give these startups special tools, like help with money matters, and guidance from experts.
The goal is to support these companies in India, helping them grow and create cool new things.
The Hub, part of the Ministry of Electronics and IT, already helps lots of startups.
This new partnership specifically supports early-stage startups through Razorpay's special program.
Razorpay partners with the MeitY Startup Hub to support tech startups.
The partnership aims to provide startups with fintech infrastructure and mentorship.
MSH is an initiative under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
The collaboration focuses on startups in AI, blockchain, robotics, and IoT.
Startups will gain access to Razorpay Rize, a program for early-stage companies.
- Who
- Razorpay and MeitY Startup Hub (MSH)
- What
- A partnership to support tech startups with fintech infrastructure and mentorship.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the articles
- Where
- India
- Why
- To empower deep tech and emerging tech startups by providing resources and support.
- Partners
- Razorpay and MeitY Startup Hub
- MSH Parent
- Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
- DPIIT-recognized startups in India
- 159,000+
- Jobs created by Indian startups
- 1.6 million+
- Targeted Tech Areas
- AI, blockchain, robotics, IoT
- Startup Program
- Razorpay Rize