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Uniorbit Technologies, operating under the brand name Uni, is a financial technology company based in India. It was founded in 2020 by Nitin Gupta, Prateek Jindal, and Laxmikant Vyas. The company gained significant popularity with its flagship product, the "Uni Pay 1/3 Card," which allowed users to split any purchase into three monthly installments without interest. However, following a 2022 directive from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) that barred non-bank prepaid payment instruments (PPIs) from being loaded with credit lines, Uni had to suspend its card services. The company has since pivoted its business model to focus on other forms of consumer lending, such as personal loans under the brand "Uni Cash".

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