Mohit Bedi, cofounder of Kiwi, a fintech startup established in 2022, has stepped down from his executive role after four years to focus on personal and family commitments. In a LinkedIn announcement, Bedi expressed confidence in Kiwi's future, stating, “Kiwi is in great shape, strong momentum, strong team, strong vision.” Day-to-day operations will now be managed by fellow cofounders Anup Agrawal and Siddharth Mehta. Bedi, who previously held senior positions at Axis Bank and PayU, plans to concentrate on advisory roles, funding, and angel investing, having already supported several early-stage startups. Kiwi, which raised $24 million in its latest funding round led by Singapore-based Vertex Ventures, has issued 200,000 RuPay credit cards and processes over 5 million transactions monthly across 600 cities in India. The startup also offers UPI credit lines, allowing users to access pre-approved credit limits through their UPI-enabled accounts.