super.money appoints former BharatPe CPO Rohan Khara as Chief Product Officer

Fintech platform super.money has appointed Rohan Khara as its Chief Product Officer (CPO) as the company looks to expand its product offerings across payments, credit and commerce. Entrackr hadexclusively reportedin June that Khara had stepped down as CPO of BharatPe. He brings close to two decades of experience across product management, financial services and consumer technology, with senior roles at BharatPe, FairMoney, Gojek and MobiKwik. At BharatPe, Khara served as CPO, where he led product development across the company's merchant and consumer businesses. Before joining BharatPe, he was Managing Director, India at FairMoney and had earlier served as its CPO for Nigeria and India. Khara was also part of the founding team of Gojek's financial services business in Jakarta, where he worked on building financial products for emerging markets. His experience spans India, Indonesia and Nigeria, with a focus on financial services and consumer technology products. "super.money has built strong momentum by challenging the traditional role of a payments app. We are now at an important inflection point, where we are focusing on building a broader financial platform that can create value for consumers across how they pay, borrow and shop," said Prakash Sikaria, founder and CEO of super.money. Khara said he plans to build on super.money's consumer proposition and develop products across UPI, credit and commerce. The company said it is looking to bring payments, rewards, credit and commerce together on a single platform. It aims to enable consumers to earn on transactions, build credit through repayment behaviour and access greater affordability at the point of purchase. super.money is backed by Flipkart and operates in the digital payments and fintech space. Bareback Media has recently raised funding from a group of investors. Some of the investors may directly or indirectly be involved in a competing business or might be associated with other companies we might write about. This shall, however, not influence our reporting or coverage in any manner whatsoever. You may find a list of our investorshere.

Original source: Entrackr