Launch · Financial Services

Saafe launches consumer app and enterprise platform

By Startup Enthusiast · 27 August 2026

What they do

Saafe is an RBI-licensed Account Aggregator that lets users see all their financial relationships in one place

It has launched a consumer app and a B2B platform, backed by Groww, with 16 million user handles and 240+ clients

The platform operates within India's Account Aggregator framework, ensuring users control what data is shared and with whom

Saafe is an RBI-licensed Account Aggregator that helps users see all their financial relationships in one app.
It has launched two products: a consumer app called SAAFE and a B2B platform called Saafe 360.
The consumer app gives a consolidated view of bank accounts, investments, loans, insurance, and other financial links.
Users can manage consent – decide what data is shared, with whom, for how long, and withdraw it anytime.
Saafe 360 is for banks, NBFCs, insurers, asset management companies, stockbrokers, and fintechs.
It helps these institutions with onboarding, credit underwriting, portfolio monitoring, and fraud detection.
The company does not store or use customer financial data; it only facilitates data sharing with user permission.
The app is available on Android and iOS platforms.

Saafe operates within India's Account Aggregator (AA) framework, a regulatory system that lets users own and control their financial data.
The service makes financial data portable and secure, allowing users to share it only for specific purposes.
It is backed by Groww, a major Indian fintech platform, signaling confidence in the AA ecosystem.

Saafe is an RBI-licensed Account Aggregator – a regulated entity that enables secure, consented data sharing between financial institutions and users.
It has two products: the consumer app SAAFE and the enterprise platform Saafe 360.
The consumer app shows a user's financial relationships across banks, NBFCs (non-banking financial companies), insurers, asset management companies, stockbrokers, and fintechs.
The enterprise platform helps 240+ FIU clients (financial information users) with onboarding, credit underwriting, portfolio monitoring, and fraud detection.
Saafe has 16 million user handles (accounts registered for data sharing).
The company makes money by charging its institutional clients for access to the platform.
It does not store or use customer data, ensuring privacy and compliance.
Customers control exactly what data is shared, with whom, for what purpose, and for how long, and can withdraw consent anytime.

Groww (backer) — An Indian fintech platform that invested in Saafe (details undisclosed).