

While Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has driven increased penetration in payment and credit products, the adoption of protection and wealth products lags behind, particularly among India's 'missing middle' (income between $3,000-15,000 p.a.).
Wealthtechs and insurtechs are addressing challenges around awareness, trust, product fit, affordability, and ease of use. They're focusing on product simplicity and affordability in tech-led ways (Wave 1), with the next set of innovations expected to revolve around product personalization (Wave 2). The potential is immense: increased protection and wealth penetration in the 'missing middle' could unlock additional annual revenue of $30-40 billion by 2030.
While Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has driven increased penetration in payment and credit products, the adoption of protection and wealth products lags behind, particularly among India's 'missing middle' (income between $3,000-15,000 p.a.).
Wealthtechs and insurtechs are addressing challenges around awareness, trust, product fit, affordability, and ease of use. They're focusing on product simplicity and affordability in tech-led ways (Wave 1), with the next set of innovations expected to revolve around product personalization (Wave 2). The potential is immense: increased protection and wealth penetration in the 'missing middle' could unlock additional annual revenue of $30-40 billion by 2030.