IndusInd Bank Share Price in Focus as It Launches Indus StartUp Banking to Empower Founders

IndusInd Bank has introduced a new banking programme called ‘Indus StartUp Banking’ aimed at providing comprehensive financial support to early-stage startups.

Launched on August 11, 2025, this initiative is designed to help startups manage their financial and operational needs while focusing on their core business activities.

Why ‘Indus StartUp Banking’?

India hosts one of the largest startup ecosystems globally, with over 175,000 DPIIT-recognised startups. Early stage ventures often encounter challenges like managing cash flows, complex banking operations, and accessing customised credit facilities.

IndusInd Bank’s programme offers tailored solutions intended to address these challenges and support startups as they grow, the bank said in a press release on the stock exchanges.

Programme Features

• Startup Current Accounts with a 3-year waiver on non-maintenance charges
• Free payment gateway and PoS installation to ease transactions
• Access to over 250 APIs through a developer portal for seamless tech integration
• Corporate salary accounts for employees
• Additional services such as tax filing, legal advisory, HRMS, and ESOP management
• Access to PIONEER lounges in eight cities for meetings with clients and investors
• Personal banking privileges and expert sessions for founders

IndusInd Bank Share Price Performance

IndusInd Bank Limited saw its share price at ₹783.00, showing a marginal increase of ₹0.55 or 0.07% from the previous close of ₹782.45. The stock opened at ₹784.50, reaching an intraday high of ₹790.10 and a low of ₹777.85.

Conclusion

By addressing key challenges faced by early-stage ventures, the bank aims to support their growth journey and contribute to the broader startup ecosystem in India.

The impact of this initiative on both startups and IndusInd Bank’s market performance will be observed in the coming months.

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