US-based online banking platform Bluevine eyes Indian businesses
Bluevine, a US-based digital business banking platform focused on small businesses, is increasingly eyeing at a growing number of Indian firms seeking to set up establishments in the US as pat of their expansion strategy.“The owners, operators and entrepreneurs who generate…
- ▪Bluevine, a US-based digital business banking platform focused on small businesses, is increasingly eyeing at a growing number of Indian firms seeking to set up establishments in the US as pat of their expansion strategy.“The owners, operat
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Bluevine, a US-based digital business banking platform focused on small businesses, is increasingly eyeing at a growing number of Indian firms seeking to set up establishments in the US as pat of their expansion strategy.“The owners, operators and entrepreneurs who generate revenue in the US, if they have a US entity, by definition, need to open a US bank account, which represents an opportunity for us”, said Aditya Narula, General Manager; India and General Manager of Global Lending & Credit, Bluevine, whose support team is based in Bengaluru.Terming India as its top three international markets, Bluevine said it expects international markets to contribute 20% of its overall revenue over the next two to three years.“We are investing significantly in India and building a lot specifically…
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