Founder
Ryan Editraj
Founder of MoneyRadar and Thugir Group. Security researcher turned product builder — obsessed with systems that quietly cheat people, and fixing the math so you can decide for yourself.
Quick answer
Ryan Editraj founded MoneyRadar to give India's Gen Z honest money tools — calculators, comparisons, and plain-English guides without bank-speak or hidden agendas. MoneyRadar is built under Thugir Group, alongside security and compliance products for businesses.
Why MoneyRadar
Most Indian finance sites optimise for commissions, not clarity. Ryan built MoneyRadar with the same instinct he applied in security work: find where the fine print cheats you, then make the honest answer impossible to miss.
Every calculator on MoneyRadar is formula-tested. Every guide ends with a real verdict — not a vague “it depends” buried under ads. If the answer is “you can't afford this,” that's what you'll read.
Background
Ryan has spent years in bug bounty and vulnerability research — finding flaws in systems before bad actors do. That work showed up in consumer products too: spotting where platforms and financial UX quietly work against users.
Thugir Group is the parent company behind MoneyRadar and Thugir Labs, which builds network security and compliance tooling for law firms and healthcare practices. Learn more at thugir.com. Different products — same principle: make the truth visible before it costs you.
On the record
Ryan writes and verifies MoneyRadar's editorial direction with the team standards on our editorial page. MoneyRadar is educational decision support, not SEBI-regulated investment advice — but the bar for accuracy and honesty is non-negotiable.
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