Savings app Jar has posted strong growth in FY25, recording an operating revenue of ₹208 crore. The Bengaluru-based fintech, known for helping users save and invest small amounts through gold and mutual funds, also turned profitable in the second half of the year (H2).
The profitability milestone is significant for Jar, which has been scaling rapidly since its launch in 2021. After years of high customer acquisition and marketing expenses, the company managed to optimise costs while increasing its active user base, paving the way to sustainable growth.
Industry experts say Jar’s turnaround reflects a broader trend among fintech startups in India, where investors are increasingly pushing for profitability over pure growth.
While exact profit numbers for H2 were not disclosed, Jar’s achievement signals improved operational efficiency and a stronger path to long-term sustainability.
With this, Jar joins a growing list of Indian fintechs showing financial discipline while maintaining steady growth, a positive signal ahead of potential funding and expansion plans.
Summary Table
| Detail | FY25 Performance |
|---|---|
| Company | Jar (Fintech App) |
| Operating Revenue | ₹208 crore |
| Profitability | Achieved in H2 FY25 |
| Business Model | Savings & Investments via Gold & Mutual Funds |
| Founded | 2021 |
| Key Highlight | Shift from growth focus to sustainable profits |
