AI-powered private finance startup SaveSage has raised $1 million in a mixture of fairness and debt as a part of its pre-seed funding spherical led by Bhavesh Gupta, with participation from N. R. Narayanan, Lalit Wadhwa, DSP Household Workplace, Enterprise Catalysts, and Suvrat Sehgal.

The startup plans to make use of the funds to strengthen its AI engine, develop product capabilities, and speed up person acquisition.

Launched in October 2024, SaveSage allows customers to trace, handle, and optimise bank card and journey loyalty rewards. In lower than a 12 months, the platform has grown to 200,000 customers and reached an annual income run fee of $1.1 million as of September 2025.

Its cellular app provides instruments for bank card administration, rewards optimisation, and invoice funds, supported by real-time insights and AI-driven suggestions geared toward maximising person financial savings. The startup claims that it presently manages a couple of million bank cards and 400,000 loyalty programme accounts, with over 100,000 customers paying their payments via the platform.

With this funding, it plans to refine its know-how stack, introduce personalised monetary instruments, and scale operations to fulfill the wants of India’s fast-growing base of digital credit score customers.

Ashish Lath, Founder & CEO, SaveSage, mentioned, “Yearly, over ₹10,000 crore value of bank card and loyalty factors expire unused in India. At SaveSage, we’re on a mission to vary that. Our purpose is to make reward optimisation a every day behavior by empowering customers to extract the utmost worth from each rupee they spend. With the belief of our buyers and this new spherical of funding, we’re centered on advancing our know-how and attain each Indian bank card person.”

Bhavesh Gupta, Anchor Investor and Senior Advisor of SaveSage, mentioned, “In world markets, rewards optimisation is already a confirmed, high-engagement class. SaveSage is properly positioned to steer this transformation in India, and I’m excited to proceed backing the group as they scale this modern platform.”