Android app coming soon
बाज़ार की लहरों से… समृद्धि के किनारे तक। From the waves of the market, to the shores of prosperity.
A maajhi is a boatman — the one who reads the river, and takes your family safely to the other side. Maajhi is an investing app for Bharat's first-generation investors: SIPs from ₹250 a month, in your own language, with a trusted local Saathi rowing beside you.
The rhythm
No single oar stroke moves a boat across the Ganga. A hundred and twenty of them do. That is exactly what ₹250 a month for ten years looks like — small, unremarkable, relentless. The far bank arrives because you kept rowing.
Estimated at about 12% a year — roughly what India's fifty largest companies have averaged historically. Markets rise and fall; this is an estimate, never a promise. The point isn't the number. It's that the rhythm is small enough for anyone to keep.
The crossing
Most families in Bharat's smaller towns don't lack the money to invest. They lack somebody trustworthy sitting beside them the first time they do it. That is the whole design of the app.
Why you can trust the boat
Too many towns have been scarred by chit-fund frauds, so we'll be blunt about the plumbing: money moves from your bank, through official exchange rails, to the fund house. It never passes through Maajhi. If we disappeared tomorrow, your investment would still be yours, in your name.
Markon Capital is the new wealth venture of Markon Electronics Corporation Pvt. Ltd. — an established Indian technology company with a 24-year track record and over five decades of electronics-industry experience at the helm. This is not a first venture, and it isn't built on hope.
Markon moved from security and surveillance into GPS tracking, telematics and IoT in 2016 — and completed the transformation. Markon Capital is the same playbook applied to wealth: own the technology, serve all of India through trusted local partners, and treat compliance as a feature rather than an afterthought.
The group built and fully owns its web and mobile fleet-management platform — live tracking, geo-fencing, analytics, white-label, enterprise reporting. That same build-it-ourselves culture is producing the Maajhi app, the partner platform and the suitability engine behind it.
A Bharat where every family — in every small town — builds wealth with confidence, dignity and world-class guidance. India's next 40–50 crore investors will not come from the metros. They will come from the small towns of Bharat.
Two decades of enterprise and government delivery, including state transport undertakings and government departments.
Regulatory discipline isn't new territory for this group — it's how the hardware business has operated for years.
To carry first-generation investors of Tier 2 and Tier 3 India safely into regulated investing — through a simple multi-language app and a trusted local partner in every town — town by town, across Bharat.
How we row
The customer's suitability comes before our commission — every recommendation passes a suitability check built into the software.
If a feature, a sentence or a form can't be understood by a first-time investor in a small town, it goes back for rework.
We build in our customers' own languages, by design and not by translation. Nobody should feel that English is a fee.
SEBI and AMFI rules, data privacy under DPDP, and honest advertising are engineering requirements — not legal afterthoughts.
We measure success in SIPs that survive market falls, and families that stay invested for years.
Markets rise and fall. We will show you honest estimates and never a promise we can't keep.
Join the crossing
We hire in house, across technology, field relationships, compliance and multi-language support. If building financial infrastructure for Bharat sounds like your kind of problem, we'd like to hear from you.