TapFin Launches GoGreen Capital to Accelerate Green Financing in India

TapFin Launches GoGreen Capital to Accelerate Green Financing in India

In a strategic move to support India’s sustainability transition, TapFin, a digital sustainable finance platform, has officially launched its non-banking financial company (NBFC) named GoGreen Capital. The new entity is set to catalyze financing in the clean mobility, solar, and battery circulatory sectors, with a focus on startups, MSMEs, and fleet operators driving sustainable change.

A Mission to Empower Green Enterprises

As environmental regulations tighten and businesses pivot towards renewable energy, access to tailored finance solutions becomes critical. TapFin, through GoGreen Capital, aims to close the gap in green financing by offering commercial asset loans, business loans, and customized credit products designed specifically for eco-focused ventures.

Pramod Marar, Co-founder and Chief Business Officer at TapFin, emphasized that the idea to create an NBFC stemmed from firsthand experience in the finance ecosystem.

 

“Lenders are still not too excited about the green sectors, while regulators are encouraging institutions to focus on sustainability. We saw an opportunity to go beyond matchmaking and become an active participant in the ecosystem by launching our own NBFC,” said Marar.

 

Data-Driven Lending for the Green Economy

GoGreen Capital will utilize TapFin’s proprietary platform for data-backed underwriting and contextual credit assessments, especially important in sectors where traditional financing metrics fall short. The NBFC will evaluate non-conventional insights such as:

• Vehicle usage behavior

• Battery performance analytics

• Fleet operations data

This approach allows GoGreen to create lending products that are not just financially viable but also technologically and environmentally informed.

Expanding Reach Through Strategic Partnerships

GoGreen Capital won’t be working in isolation. The NBFC plans to partner with financial institutions and fintechs to scale its impact through co-lending models. The goal is to ensure that green capital reaches Tier II and Tier III cities, where financing gaps are more pronounced but the potential for sustainable infrastructure growth is significant.

These partnerships will also allow GoGreen to de-risk its loan book, increase product flexibility, and enhance credit access for a wider range of enterprises across India.

What This Means for India's Green Future

India’s transition to clean energy and mobility is accelerating, but lack of financing remains a bottleneck. With the launch of GoGreen Capital, TapFin is not only building financial infrastructure for sustainability but also leading a shift in how capital is evaluated and deployed in emerging sectors.

By blending technology with credit innovation, GoGreen Capital is poised to become a key enabler of India’s green ambitions, particularly in underserved segments that are often left out of mainstream finance.

Conclusion

As regulatory push and business demand for sustainable practices rise, GoGreen Capital represents a timely intervention in India's financial landscape. By focusing on clean mobility, solar energy, and battery reuse, TapFin’s NBFC can unlock new economic opportunities while supporting climate-conscious development.

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