CRED, an Indian fintech startup, has rolled out a new feature that will help its customers manage and gain deeper insights into their cash flow, as startup seeks to drive engagement by providing much-needed personal finance tools. Known primarily for its credit card bill payment and consumer lending service, the Bengaluru-based startup is venturing into personal finance management with the new feature it's calling CRED Money. CRED Money consolidates users' financial data from all their bank accounts, enabling them to track their bank transactions and recurring payments (including SIP investments, rent and staff salaries) on one dashboard.
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