Kunal Shah was recently appointed at the Global Head of WhatsApp. (Image: X) Kunal Shah is one of the most famous personalities on the Internet this week. Founder of Freecharge, acquirer of Snapdeal, ...

CRED’s Business Model For years the standing joke about CRED was that nobody could quite explain the business, only that the app looked expensive, the advertising was better than several streaming ...

Until recently, Kunal Shah was a familiar name mainly within India's startup and investor circles. The founder of fintech company Cred had steadily built a following beyond the businesses he created.

Meta's decision to invest about ₹8,550 crore ($900 million) in the Indian fintech company CRED and appoint its founder, Kunal Shah, as the new global head of WhatsApp is one of the biggest technology ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has named CRED founder and entrepreneur Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp globally, bringing one of India’s most prominent startup leaders to the helm of the messaging ...

Kunal Shah, founder of Cred, becomes global head of WhatsApp at Meta as Cred nears IPO and WhatsApp Pay struggles in India. Shah leaves Cred after Meta’s $900M investment, aiming to unlock WhatsApp’s ...

“It’s been a minute”, said Kunal Shah as he listed the highlights of his journey with CRED, a fintech platform he built from scratch. He is now set to take a step away from the business and take over ...

Agencies He worked as a delivery boy—now Kunal Shah is set to lead one of the world’s biggest messaging apps Entrepreneur Kunal Shah, co-founder of fintech platform CRED, is set to join Meta to head ...

Kunal Shah’s move from building Indian fintech ventures to leading WhatsApp globally has put fresh attention on the entrepreneur’s wealth, investments and ownership in CRED. What is Kunal Shah’s net ...

Cred founder Kunal Shah is in the limelight ever since Meta Platforms named the fintech entrepreneur as the new global head of WhatsApp. Meta on Monday announced that it will bring the 47-year-old on ...

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