Finvasia partners with Yes Bank to launch AI-enabled super app ‘Jumpp’

Fintech firm Finvasia, has announced the launch of Jumpp, an AI-driven financial super app. Developed in collaboration with YES Bank, Jumpp is designed to simplify personal finance by combining banking, saving, payments, investing, and borrowing into one seamless platform.

With an aim to onboard 1 million users by January 2026 , Jumpp targets 50% of online shoppers now based in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. Jumpp features multilingual conversational AI, enabling users to access services in English and Hindi for more inclusive, voice-based interactions.

“By leveraging AI and intuitive design, we are empowering users to manage their finances free of human biases, effortlessly and with confidence,” said Sarvjeet Singh Virk, Co-Founder, Finvasia.


The app enables users to open savings accounts with YES Bank in minutes. It also allows to integrate all financial accounts into a single view through the Account Aggregator ecosystem, which has surpassed 100 million consents.

Jumpp aims to improve financial inclusion in India. The platform offers unified financial access, allowing users to manage all their financial needs in one place.

The app also provides AI-powered conversational tools in English and Hindi, as well as personalized financial recommendations and proactive security measures.

“We’re not just simplifying financial management; we’re providing users with tools to take control of their financial lives, whether they’re saving, investing, or borrowing,” Virk added.

“We are proud to collaborate with ‘Jumpp by Finvasia,’ an innovative AI-driven platform that aligns with YES BANK’s mission to advance financial inclusion and empowerment across India,” said Mahesh Ramamoorthy, Chief Information Officer, YES Bank. “With our scalable banking infrastructure, this partnership enables us to simplify financial management for users, particularly in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, where access to formal banking services often remains limited.”

Ramamoorthy added that as the banking industry increasingly integrates AI and digital solutions to bridge the inclusion gap, the collaboration would help to expand financial literacy, driving higher engagement, and empowering individuals to achieve their financial aspirations.