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Super.money appoints Rohan Khara as chief product officer

By Startup Enthusiast · 16 September 2026

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Super.money is a fintech platform offering UPI payments, credit, deposits, rewards and shopping

The company has appointed Rohan Khara, former BharatPe CPO, as its chief product officer

Khara will build products across UPI, credit and commerce as super.money expands beyond payments

Super.money has appointed Rohan Khara as its chief product officer (CPO).
Khara was previously CPO at BharatPe, stepping down in June 2026.
He brings nearly two decades of experience in product management, financial services and consumer technology.
His past roles include senior positions at FairMoney, Gojek and MobiKwik.
At BharatPe, he led product development across merchant and consumer businesses.
He was Managing Director India at FairMoney and earlier CPO for Nigeria and India.
Khara was part of the founding team of Gojek's financial services business in Jakarta.
His experience spans India, Indonesia and Nigeria.

Super.money is expanding beyond UPI payments into credit and commerce.
The company aims to build a broader financial platform covering pay, borrow and shop.
Khara will build products across UPI, credit and commerce to support this expansion.
Super.money wants to bring payments, rewards, credit and commerce onto a single platform.
The platform aims to let consumers earn on transactions, build credit via repayment behaviour and access affordability at purchase.

Super.money is a fintech platform backed by Flipkart.
It was launched in 2024.
Products include UPI payments, credit, deposits, rewards and shopping.
Its commerce offering splitStore launched in 2026, allowing zero-interest zero-fee repayments on eligible purchases.
Super.money offers superUPI with up to 5% guaranteed cashback on every merchant UPI transaction.
It offers superCard (credit with UPI speed and cashback), superDeposit (up to 9% interest on FD) and superCash (instant pre-approved loans at low interest).
The company has partnered with Yes Bank for UPI services.
It is recognised and approved by NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India).
Creating and using an account is free.

Super.money plans to expand beyond UPI payments into credit and commerce.
The company aims to build a broader financial platform covering pay, borrow and shop.
Rohan Khara will build products across UPI, credit and commerce.
Super.money aims to bring payments, rewards, credit and commerce onto a single platform.
It wants to enable consumers to earn on transactions, build credit via repayment behaviour and access affordability at purchase.