Super.Money targets 20% revenue share from splitStore by December

Flipkart-backed super.money expects its zero-interest instalment commerce platform, splitStore, to contribute up to 20% of total revenue by December. The platform offers 60 lakh products through Flipkart’s delivery network, targeting Gen Z and new-to-credit shoppers.

— Source publishedFri, 7 Aug, 2026, 11:14 IST·First seen Fri, 7 Aug, 2026, 11:17 IST·Source Outlook Business

What happened

Flipkart-backed super.money expects its newly launched splitStore credit-commerce platform to generate 20% of revenue by December. The closed-loop,

Key facts

  • splitStore targeted to contribute up to 20% of platform revenue by December
  • Lending currently accounts for 85-90% of revenue
  • Target revenue mix: lending 60%, payments 20%, commerce 20%
  • Catalogue includes 60 lakh products
  • Small down payment followed by three instalments
  • Zero interest and zero fees

Why this matters

SplitStore’s growth ambition makes super.money a potential payments-and-commerce partner for brands, merchants and fintechs seeking access to new-to-credit shoppers within Flipkart’s ecosystem.

What to watch

  • SplitStore share of total revenue and whether it reaches the stated 20% target by December.
  • Monthly active shoppers, repeat-purchase rates, average order value and conversion from super.money payment users.
  • Merchant-funded discount levels, platform take rate and contribution-margin disclosures.
  • Delinquency, repayment behavior and credit-limit changes among new-to-credit cohorts.
  • Evidence of deeper Flipkart integration, including in-app placements, checkout options or seller-financing partnerships.
  • RBI or consumer-protection developments affecting BNPL, digital lending, credit reporting or zero-cost EMI disclosures.
  • Expand splitStore assortment and exclusive merchant offers in high-frequency categories such as fashion, electronics, beauty and lifestyle.
  • Use Flipkart checkout, delivery and seller relationships to cross-sell instalment purchases to existing super.money payment users.
  • Introduce risk-tiered spending limits, repayment incentives and alternative-data underwriting for new-to-credit customers.
  • Bundle splitStore with UPI rewards, cashback, co-branded cards or loyalty benefits to increase repeat transactions.
  • Seek higher merchant-funded discounting and advertising income to reduce reliance on lending spreads and consumer incentives.