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Founded in 2017 by Rohit Gajbhiye, Sunit Gajbhiye, Naveesh Mehta, and Debi Prasad Baral, Financepeer is a financial technology company focused on making education more accessible in India. The company's core mission is to ease the financial burden on parents by allowing them to pay for school, college, or coaching institute fees in affordable monthly installments, often at zero cost and zero interest. Financepeer partners directly with educational institutions to offer these financing solutions. In 2023, Financepeer was acquired by Grayquest, another major player in the education finance sector, to create India's largest education-focused financing company.

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