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How Mudrex grew from $10K to $70M monthly trading volume in 8 months
How Mudrex grew from $10K to $70M monthly trading volume in 8 months
Build something people want desperately. That has been the core of Mudrex from the moment we decided to work together…
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted thisSaber Money has secured strategic investment from Tether.io and CMCC Global’s to accelerate our next phase of growth. Over the past nine months, our payment volumes have grown over 6x, processing billions of dollars across 40+ countries, with 90% of payments completed in under a minute. This investment will help us secure local licenses and banking relationships across Asia-Pacific and the Gulf, expand our payment capabilities, and build new B2B payment products. Full announcement in the comments.
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Rohit Goyal posted thisIf you are in India and have built/building or thinking about building an agent to make your life easier, I would love to speak with you. We are designing the personal assistant stack for India with a different angle than west, and just started working with early power users. Comment below or DM me.
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Rohit Goyal reposted thistrue story: pioneer actually passed on us the first time. i’m sharing this because of how they handled the no. no games. nobody kept us warm for optionality, nobody strung us along. a couple of their partners just kept helping us anyway, with nothing in it for them. then we talked again yesterday. and it was an honest conversation about what we missed the first time, and a gracious way of saying “we might have gotten this one wrong.” then they invested! that means a lot to me. reopening a decision you already made, in front of a founder you turned down, takes real guts. it’s exactly the kind of honesty you want from the people on your cap table. thank you Tim Suzman, and James Fong. genuinely excited to be building with you!
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Rohit Goyal shared thisMemory Store is onto something cool. :)Rohit Goyal shared thisMemory Store (YC P26) is building your company's brain. When AI makes your team 100x faster, it also creates 100x more things to keep track of. Your team's knowledge is already there, but buried in Slack, emails, and meeting notes. Memory Store collects insights from all of these tools and turns them into a company brain that your agents and teammates can use. Their biggest feature is "Briefs": living docs that update themselves whenever new memories are recorded. You can use them to collect your entire team's knowledge about your customers, playbooks, critical decisions, and priorities. Congrats on the launch, Ishita Jindal and Diwank Singh Tomer! https://lnkd.in/gNyb_EAR
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted thisWe are part of this Y Combinator batch! Building Memory Store (YC P26): one shared memory for all of your team's agents. Incredibly grateful to be working with Tom Blomfield and Kulveer Taggar. For the last four months, I've talked to founders every day to understand how they use AI. Here's what I kept hearing: they just learned to work around the fact that their AI doesn't remember them. They copy-paste old context into every new chat. Many keep a Google docs folder open on the side. They re-explain their preferences to their agents on every new thread. That's the problem Memory Store solves. Imagine all of your team's knowledge organized and always at the models' "fingertips"! Diwank Singh Tomer is my co-founder. He's also my husband (yes, I know we're crazy). We're solving a problem we care so deeply about. I couldn't imagine doing anything else (yet some days, I feel like tossing him out the second floor window, just high enough that he can keep coding lol). Before this we built julep: an open source agent backend with 7000+ GitHub stars, and $400k in ARR. But we believe that memory is a momentous bet and we are all in! If you're building with AI and you have 10 minutes, I'd love to hear from you. Tell me what you're building. Tell me what hurts. DM me! I respond to all of them. :) Couldn't be more proud of the absolute slayers on our team Shubham Attri and Hamada Salhab. Here we go!
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted thisI’ve been reflecting a lot on how my role is evolving. With a background in frontend development, I started my journey building interfaces, focusing on user experience, and shipping features. But over time, something shifted. Today, I find myself thinking less in terms of “just building” and more in terms of what should be built, why it matters, and how it solves a real problem. Somewhere along the way, I naturally grew into a product mindset. With AI reshaping how we work, the lines between roles are blurring. It’s no longer about doing one job — it’s about leveraging AI to think, build, iterate, and solve problems faster and smarter. Currently, I’m: - Building a WhatsApp AI agent - Exploring ideas around how AI can transform industries like fashion & social media - Constantly thinking about real-world problems and how technology can solve them meaningfully What excites me most is working with people who: - Think beyond traditional roles - Value curiosity and experimentation - Prefer building over just interviewing I’m now looking for opportunities where I can contribute at the intersection of frontend, product thinking, and AI. 📍 Based in Bangalore, open to remote (preferred) and hybrid roles. If you're building something interesting or know a team that values this mindset, I’d love to connect. #OpenToWork #FrontendDeveloper #ProductThinking #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #StartupJobs #TechCareers #Hiring #Innovation #BuildInPublic #WhatsAppAutomation #FutureOfWork #ProductMindset
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted thisHere is a story I have never shared before. 28th August 2021 changed the trajectory of both my life and Bewakoof. A fire broke out in our manufacturing plant and warehouse and lasted 19 hours. It wiped out all the machinery and inventory, worth ₹50 crores. I was there on the ground, watching it unfold in real time. Luckily, no one was hurt that day. One of the hardest parts was the timing. After 10 years of building, BEWAKOOF® was at its peak. We were at a ₹250+ crore revenue run-rate, breaking even, and receiving serious investor interest. Then overnight, everything changed. We were left staring at ₹100 crores in loans and vendor obligations, with zero monthly revenue. You spend a decade hoping to become an overnight success. I became an overnight failure. The months that followed were the darkest of my life. Vendors called relentlessly. Banks warned of bankruptcy. Every day felt like survival. Mentally, I was falling apart. I had nightmares of the fire. I would wake up in panic. I had brain fog and breakdowns. Over time, it started showing up in my body too - pain, heaviness, and a nervous system that just would not switch off. It took years to get Bewakoof back on its feet. And honestly, it took years to get myself back on mine. Most entrepreneurial journeys swing between highs and lows. Mine, for a while, got ugly. It takes soul to build a company. It takes pieces of you to rebuild one.
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted this🏗️ Hiring Platform Engineer At Mudrex, we’re building infrastructure that scales with trust. If you care deeply about : * Observability, reliability, and performance ! * Developer platforms that make teams faster, safer, and happier (ohk atleast smile 🙃) * Systems that don’t wake you up at 3 AM * Working where engineering judgment > buzzwords please DM. #platform #systemDesign #Trust #Mudrex
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Rohit Goyal reposted thisRohit Goyal reposted thisNow open on Circle Payments Network (CPN): EU and India payouts with Saber Money Saber is expanding CPN coverage across Europe and India, enabling regulated stablecoin off-ramps into local fiat rails. This integration supports: ✅ EUR payouts via SEPA across the EU ✅ INR payouts via IMPS, RTGS, and NEFT in India ✅ Rail-optimized settlement speeds, including near-instant where available ✅ A single CPN integration to access multiple corridors By connecting stablecoins to domestic payment systems, Saber helps financial institutions and businesses simplify cross-border payouts while maintaining compliance, transparency, and scale. New corridors. Same network standards. Learn more: https://www.circle.com/cpn
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisWhat happens to the Bewakoof guy after Bewakoof? Turns out, he has a fairly expensive hobby. Starting companies. I’m building again! I enjoyed the break. Travel, family, health. All worth making time for. But somewhere between “someone should fix this” and “let me try fixing this,” I’m back! New innings. New team. But the same appetite to stay at the crease.
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisMudrex joins India Blockchain Week Conference 2026 as Gold Sponsor. Founded in 2018 by IIT alumni and backed by Y Combinator, Mudrex now serves over 30 lakh users and processes $5 billion in annual trading volume. Its app covers 650+ coins, crypto SIPs, and futures, with INR deposits via UPI. 1-2 November. Mumbai.
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisSaurabh Kumar joins IBW2026 as a Speaker. Business Head at Saber Money, the B2B arm of Mudrex. He drives growth, strategic partnerships and business operations. Before Mudrex, he held senior growth roles at Bizom and GrowthTrek, and ran bootstrapped ventures including Solvify. Diploma in Business Management from the London School of Economics, BBM from Bangalore University. 1-2 November. Mumbai.
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisHow may one verify information directly from source? Here’s how I think about the journey behind a Reclaim Protocol verification workflow: 1. Define one claim and the fields the business needs. 2. Assess whether the chosen source can establish them. 3. Let the user authenticate with that source through a verification link. 4. Return the available evidence for the receiving application to evaluate. 5. Verify & store the audit trail for later reference. If you own one of these workflows, DM me the claim, where the user sees the evidence today on some website but you don't have access to it to verify directly from source - would love to help!
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisExciting milestone for us at Mudrex! Saber Money has secured a strategic investment from Tether.io and CMCC Global’s Titan Fund. Cross-border payments remain one of the most compelling real-world applications of blockchain and stablecoins. For businesses operating globally, high transaction costs, slow settlements, and fragmented banking infrastructure continue to create significant friction. Saber Money is solving this at scale. In just the last 9 months: - 6x+ growth in payment volumes - Billions of dollars processed across 40+ countries - 90%+ of payments settled in under a minute This investment marks an important step towards expanding across Asia-Pacific and the Gulf, strengthening banking partnerships, and building the infrastructure for truly seamless global money movement. The future of finance isn't just about digital assets. It's about making money move better. Incredibly proud of the team and excited for what lies ahead! Full announcement in the comments 👇 #Mudrex #SaberMoney #Tether #Stablecoins #CrossBorderPayments #Fintech
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisBig news, and we’ve been sitting on it for a while 👀 Saber Money has closed a strategic investment from Tether and CMCC Global’s Titan Fund. That officially makes us a Tether portfolio company 🚀 When we started Saber, the idea was simple: sending money across borders shouldn’t feel like it’s stuck in 1995. It shouldn’t take days, come with hidden fees, or leave you wondering where your money is. Stablecoin rails can change that, and we’ve been heads-down building the infrastructure that lets businesses move money faster and more cheaply, with full visibility along the way. Over the past nine months, our payment volumes have grown over 6x, processing billions of dollars across 40+ countries. Having Tether and Titan Fund back us is a huge vote of confidence in that vision. It’s also a reminder of how much work is left, and we’re excited to get on with it. A massive thank you to the team who made this happen, our partners who’ve trusted us early, and everyone who’s cheered us on along the way. This one’s for you 🙌 We’re just getting started. More soon 👊 Link to the full announcement in the comments! Edul Patel | Saurabh Kumar | Vishaal Db | Rajat Agrawal | Geo Paul Joseph | Ivailo Slatev | Akshay khare | Kartikey Agrawal | Leon Patrick Mawlong | George Solon | Pete Jaison | Aniruddh Solanki #Saber #Tether #Stablecoins #CrossBorderPayments #Fintech #Remittances
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisWe are excited to support Saber Money and Mudrex in the next stage of growth. The company sits at the convergence of a vast market opportunity and a generational shift in financial infrastructure. Asia is home to some of the world’s largest cross-border payment corridors contributing to about 53% of global remittances. Yet moving money across the region remains costly, fragmented, and reliant on outdated rails. With cross-border B2B stablecoin payments projected to reach $5 trillion by 2035, we believe Saber Money is well positioned to become a category-defining global payments company. Under Edul Patel's leadership, the team has executed with uncommon speed, discipline and regulatory rigor, built one of the fastest growing stablecoin payments companies in the last two years.
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Rohit Goyal liked thisRohit Goyal liked thisSettling a stablecoin transaction takes seconds. Getting that money into a bank account in Manila or Mumbai is where the real product work begins. That's the problem we've been solving at Saber: corridor liquidity, local payout integrations, and compliance flows that vary from market to market, all so businesses don't have to manage that complexity themselves. With strategic investment from Tether and CMCC Global's Titan Fund, we're going deeper: more markets, more local rails, and a new set of B2B payment capabilities. Proud of what the team has shipped. Lots still to build.
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