Licensed digital wallet of the IME group. NRB approved its merger with Khalti in June 2025; the merged company is IME Khalti Limited and the unified app retains the Khalti brand, so the IME Pay brand is retired.

App-based digital-only banking service launched by Laxmi Sunrise Bank on 25 January 2024 with fintech FoneNXT. More than 65,000 customers had opened accounts with deposits of Rs170 million when NRB ordered it suspended in August 2025.

Remittance company that merged with IME Remit; the combined entity began integrated operations on 14 Aug 2024 and NRB lists it as IME Limited (after acquiring GME Remit Pvt Ltd).

Merchant bank that merged with Sunrise Capital to form Laxmi Sunrise Capital Limited (LS Capital), which started unified operations in January 2024. Merger agreement signed 18 Ashoj 2080 BS.

Merchant bank that merged with Laxmi Capital Market to form Laxmi Sunrise Capital Limited (LS Capital), which started unified operations in January 2024.

Core banking software division (Pumori) of Mercantile Office Systems, merged into InfoDevelopers Pvt. Ltd., which became InfoDevelopers MOS Pvt. Ltd.

Ride-sharing app launched in January 2017. After a hiatus, in September 2023 Zapp Today relaunched the Tootle brand with a new app under new management.

Wireless digital terrestrial TV service (DVB-T2) of Prabhu Group, launched 17 June 2018 and later also offering fibre internet. Merged into DishHome in 2021; TV and internet are served under the DishHome brand.

One of two DTH providers (with Home TV) whose merger in 2010 created the DishHome direct-to-home TV service operated by Dish Media Network Ltd.

One of two DTH providers (with Dish Nepal) whose merger in 2010 created the DishHome direct-to-home TV service operated by Dish Media Network Ltd.

Government programme supporting young and prospective entrepreneurs through business incubation, run for five years from fiscal year 2006/07. It was discontinued for seven years and restored in 2019 under the Department of Cottage and Small Industries.

Startup promotion fund of Rs 1 billion provisioned in Nepal's 2021-22 budget, with a credit procedure meant to provide seed capital. The finance minister later said it could not be implemented because the government changed.