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Fintech websites

Fintech Website Development for Finance Firms in India

A finance website that explains what you do plainly, shows required disclosures properly and gives visitors a safe route to your app or portal.

This page covers fintech website development: the public site for lenders, NBFC partners, payment startups, advisory firms, brokers' sub-brokers and finance product companies. It explains your product, shows pricing and terms, and sends visitors to sign up or book a call. We build around the regulations you tell us apply, and your adviser signs off the text.

A finance visitor is cautious. They are about to share a PAN or a bank detail with a company they found online, so they look for who runs it, how it is regulated and where the fine print is. The site has to answer these quietly and quickly. Confirm regulatory requirements with your own adviser; this page is not legal advice.

What finance and fintech firms need from a website

01

Disclosures that people can find

Registration details, grievance contacts, risk wording and terms belong in a predictable place, not hidden in a footer image. Your compliance adviser decides the wording, and we place it clearly.

02

Trust cues without invented claims

Team profiles, registered address, partner names and plain explanations build confidence. We do not add badges, ratings or numbers you cannot document. We keep the design calm and factual, since a loud design makes careful users suspicious.

03

Speed on mobile

Many users arrive from a WhatsApp link or an ad on a mid-range Android. Heavy animation hurts both the experience and the first impression.

04

Calculators that work and say what they assume

EMI, SIP or fee calculators are useful when the formulas and assumptions are stated, and wrong or unfair when they are not.

What we build for fintech websites

01

Product and pricing pages

Each product gets eligibility, fees, steps and documents needed, written for a first-time user. Charges are stated clearly, not scattered across pages.

02

Calculators and eligibility checkers

Simple tools with the formula shown below the result, and a note that figures are illustrative. We hand the logic to your team for review.

03

Lead capture with consent

Short forms with a clear consent line, OTP verification if you want it, and routing to your CRM or WhatsApp. We avoid collecting more than you need. Leads reach your team within minutes by email or WhatsApp.

04

Handoff to app or client portal

Clean links and sign-in buttons to your web app or mobile app. We built the website and client portal for ForexPips and know where the two should meet.

When this is the wrong choice. If you need customers to log in, upload KYC or view balances, a website alone will not do. That is a web app, and the marketing site should be a separate, lighter build.

What it costs

Starts at ₹45,000 (excl. GST)

A business website starts at ₹45,000 excluding GST and typically takes 6 to 10 weeks. Calculators, multilingual pages and compliance reviews can extend the timeline. Copy and disclosure text are supplied by you or your adviser, and we format and place it.

Questions we get asked

What should a fintech website show for compliance?

That depends on your licence and activity, so your compliance adviser must list it. Common items are registration details, grievance contact, terms, privacy policy and risk text. We make them easy to reach and keep them editable by you. We also keep a change log of edits to those pages for your records.

Can you build EMI or SIP calculators?

Yes. We use the formula you approve and print the assumptions under the result. We label outputs as illustrative. We do not build tools that promise returns, and your adviser should review the wording. We keep the logic reviewable.

Should the marketing site and the app be separate?

Usually yes. A static, fast marketing site ranks and loads well, while the app needs authentication and tighter security. Keeping them apart lets you change a landing page without touching the login system. Both can share one brand style.

How do you handle forms that collect PAN or phone numbers?

We collect the minimum, send data over encrypted connections and restrict who can read it. For sensitive documents we recommend doing it inside a logged-in app, not through a public form. Your privacy policy must match what the form collects.

Ready to scope it?

Tell us what you want to build. You get a fixed written quote after a free discovery call.