Vartis Platforms, the parent company of lumbar club and Instamoney, has unveiled a uniform brand structure and set ambitious growth objectives.
Vartis Platforms, the parent company of lumbar club and Instamoney, is aiming for a turnover of RS 1,000 Crore and a global expansion in the next two years, a top officer said Monday.
Vartis Platforms has been officially announced as the United brand for Lendclub, an RBI-Gelentenserd P2P loan platform; Instamoney, a leading provider of loan services, and Vartis One, the Technology Services department of the group.
The group strives to realize a consolidated turnover of RS 1,000 crore against FY28, building on a turnover of RS 236 CRORE for FY25 with an EBITDA of RS 50 Crore and a Pat of RS 34 CRORE, which underlines the financial force behind this evolution platform, co-design Patel, co-design Patel.
Expansion of the workforce and focus on technology
The group is also planning to expand the workforce from currently around 300 people to 500-700 people in the coming two years, with a focus on technology and data science, according to Patel.
The new structure also supports Vartis’s ambition to extend to emerging markets, such as Southeast Asia, where shortages in the credit intake and the digital infrastructure quickly evolve, Patel added.
Consolidation under Vartis marks the transition from the group of a series of on-standing fintech companies to an integrated financial ecosystem that is prepared for the next decade of growth, he noticed.
Over the years, lumbar and Instamoney have emerged as category leaders with a combined user base of more than 30 million and cumulative payouts of more than RS 17,000 crore, according to the group.
Published on October 6, 2025
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