KrazyBee is a consumer finance platform that provides installment loan services to college students in India. It aims to provide installment services to college students in India. It mainly sells 3C products such as smartphones, digital cameras, and mobile accessories, and also sells branded clothing, shoes, watches, etc. About KrazyBee
Business Model KrazyBee's business model is actually quite interesting. Their service targets students, providing them with education and consumer loan services, so that students can buy electronic devices such as mobile phones, laptops, cameras or TVs. However, the company has obtained a license for non-bank financial companies in India, so it can also provide loan services. Management Team KrazyBee's main way of acquiring customers is to do ground promotion through university managers. Wan Hong's approach is to set up university managers in each school. University managers are part-time positions. Generally, they are college students of the school with strong social skills. In many cases, they are the president of the student union. Students who do management are more suitable to be university managers. Their main responsibility is to open up schools through offline methods. After selecting a good school, they recruit university agents in the school, and the university agents will then promote in the school. Wan Hong said that KrazyBee can sponsor a lot of their expenses, let them help organize activities, and participate in some school cultural festivals, so that the internal resources of the school can be mobilized. Financing -In June 2016, KrazyBee received a seed round of financing of US$2 million, led by Fenqi Le, followed by Xiangfeng Changqing and Cyber Carrier, a US dollar fund focusing on India. -In December 2016, it received a US$3 million pre-A round of financing from Plum Ventures, a Chinese angel investment firm. -In October 2017, Indian micro-loan platform KrazyBee received $8 million in Series A funding, led by Shunwei Capital, owned by Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Xiaomi and its CEO Lei Jun, with participation from E-city Ventures and RK Group. This round of financing included both equity financing and bond financing. -In April 2019, KrazyBee announced that it had completed a new round of financing of 100 crore rupees. Investors included BAC Acquisitions owned by Flipkart founder Sachin Bansal, UnifiAIF, non-banking financial company BRD Securities and Northern R Capital. |
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