Ranveer Singh celebrates the rise of India's modern banking with Kotak811
Kotak Mahindra Bank
('KMBL'/'Kotak') has introduced a new chapter for
Kotak811
, its flagship
digital banking
platform, with a campaign that celebrates the seamless, intuitive, and full-service experience it now offers. Designed for India's digital-first generation, the new Kotak811 is more than just an app—it's a complete bank in your pocket.
India is undergoing a remarkable transformation in
consumer behavior
, fueled by widespread smartphone usage, affordable internet access, and increasing confidence in digital ecosystems. Today's consumers demand more than traditional banking—they want speed, simplicity, and security, all seamlessly integrated into a mobile-first experience. This is precisely the space Kotak811 is designed to lead.
The creative agency behind the campaign is
MYO
.
Speaking at the launch of the campaign,
Rohit Bhasin
, chief marketing officer and head – propositions, said 'At the heart of this evolution is a vibrant campaign featuring
Ranveer Singh
, capturing the essence of what modern banking should feel like: effortless, fast, and smooth. The campaign's core message—'Banking so smooth, it's Makkhan'—reflects the app's frictionless user experience and its ability to meet every financial need with just a few taps.'
Manish Agarwal, business head, Kotak811, said, 'India stands on the brink of a digital banking breakthrough, and Kotak811 is built for this very moment. From instant onboarding in under five minutes to seamless
UPI payments
, smart investment tools, and cashbacks—backed by the credibility of Kotak Mahindra Bank—our platform delivers a truly digital-first experience. It's not just about ease of use; it's about trust, security, and a user journey that feels second nature. That's our differentiator.'
Jay Kotak, co-head, Kotak811, emphasised the customer-centric approach behind the platform's evolution, 'This is not just a new campaign—it's a reflection of how deeply we've listened to our customers. Today's Indian consumer expects more than just an amazing payment app. They want a full-service bank that's fast, intuitive, and always accessible. Kotak811 delivers exactly that.'
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