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Indy profile

Who owns Indy?

traditional · Lyon, FR · E-money institution · custody: Custodial

short answerIndy is an e-money institution, not a bank. Customer money is safeguarded in segregated accounts at partner banks rather than held as insured deposits. Indy's most notable disclosed backers include Singular.

Is Indy a licensed bank?

No — it is an e-money institution. Licence detail: Accounts via Swan, ACPR-licensed e-money institution (France); French IBAN.

Where is your money held?

Custody model: Custodial.

Indy runs on: Swan (BaaS / e-money platform). Full stack on the infra map.

Early investors

Notable venture and strategic investors from Indy's publicly disclosed funding rounds.

Singular ↗

Is my money safe with Indy?

As an e-money institution, Indy safeguards funds in segregated accounts rather than insuring them as deposits. That protection works differently from a bank — money is generally not covered by deposit-guarantee schemes, though it must be ring-fenced from the company's own funds.

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