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There was a time when trading on Indiau2019s stock market meant dusty paper forms, frantic phone calls to brokers, and limited access for the common person. This might be difficult to imagine in the current smartphone era, but it is how things were before the digital boom. Conversely, in 2025, a trader in a remote village, armed with just a smartphone, can seamlessly invest in equities, trade commodities, or participate in energy markets. This breathtaking evolution of Indiau2019s financial landscape from a controlled economy to a vibrant digital powerhouse.
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How Jignesh Shah’s Vision is Shaping the Future of India’s Financial Ecosystem
Introduction There was a time when trading on India’s stock market meant dusty paper forms, frantic phone calls to brokers, and limited access for the common person. This might be difficult to imagine in the current smartphone era, but it is how things were before the digital boom. Conversely, in 2025, a trader in a remote village, armed with just a smartphone, can seamlessly invest in equities, trade commodities, or participate in energy markets. This breathtaking evolution of India’s financial landscape from a controlled economy to a vibrant digital powerhouse has a direct, profound correlation with a grand vision of Jignesh Shah, the man behind Financial Technologies (Jignesh Shah FTIL), which is now known as 63 Moons Technologies.
Working towards democratising access to wealth • For much of its post-liberalisation journey, India’s financial markets, while growing, often felt like exclusive clubs. Access was limited, understanding was complex, and the benefits largely accrued to a select few. It was against this backdrop that Jignesh Shah stepped in, not just as a businessman, but as a visionary who saw technology as the ultimate democratiser. • With Financial Technologies (Jignesh Shah FTIL), he envisioned a comprehensive ‘financial ecosystem’ that would transcend traditional boundaries
Jignesh Shah FTIL’s Vision was Multi-Faceted • First, he aimed to democratise market access, enabling ordinary citizens, small businesses, and even rural populations to participate in India’s growth story. • Second, he sought to create world-class financial institutions from India, built on indigenous technology and intellectual property. This was about putting ‘Brand India’ on the global financial map, challenging the notion that advanced financial infrastructure could only be imported. He believed that with the right technological backbone, India could not just compete, but lead, in financial technologies globally. These weren’t mere corporate objectives; they were the foundational pillars of a transformative economic philosophy orchestrated by Jignesh Shah and Financial Technologies (Jignesh Shah FTIL).
Shaping the digital future • In 2025, India will be a formidable force, especially in the digital domain. This aligns perfectly with Jignesh Shah’s long-held vision of India becoming a global leader in financial technologies. However, there’s more to achieve. • With India’s massive talent pool, its IP-driven path to innovation, and the explosive rise of fintech, there’s immense scope to achieve more. • The focus is shifting towards widening the reach of financial markets even further, drawing in segments of the population still outside the formal financial net.
Strong roots and proven capabilities • Jignesh Shah has demonstrated for decades a unique ability to visualise long-term plans and meticulously execute them, building strong fintech roots and proven capabilities. The current trajectory of 63 moons, under his mentorship, is a testament to this enduring spirit. • Thus, the future, it appears, will be built on the very foundations laid by Jignesh Shah FTIL’s vision that continues to shape India’s destiny.
