Walmart-Backed Flipkart Invests $30 Million in Fintech Arm Supermoney

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Flipkart India, backed by Walmart, is investing $30 million in its fintech unit Supermoney as it accelerates its push into lending and stock broking, sources say

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Flipkart India Pvt., backed by Walmart Inc., is investing $30 million in its fintech unit Supermoney as the e-commerce giant accelerates its push into lending and stock broking, according to people familiar with the matter.

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