CleverTap's 2026 BFSI benchmark report places average fintech stickiness at approximately 22% (CleverTap, 2025 data), and no DAU/MAU benchmark for Indian apps alone is published. Its article says e-commerce apps ranged from 20% to 25% across regions in 2025 and mobile gaming from 17% to 32%. Its older fintech report, from 2022, also gave 22% and counted India as one of six regions.
Source · CleverTap, figure for 2025 · checked
| Period | Value (%) |
|---|---|
| Gaming, high end | 32 |
| E-commerce, high end | 25 |
| Fintech, average | 22 |
| E-commerce, low end | 20 |
| Gaming, low end | 17 |
CleverTap's figures are by category and region, and its own article calls them ballpark figures. None is for India alone, so treat the range as a starting point for an Indian app, not a target.
| Measure | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Fintech apps, 2026 BFSI report | about 22% | CleverTap, 16 October 2026 |
| Fintech apps, 2022 report (six regions incl. India) | 22% | CleverTap, via CXOToday, 01 March 2023 |
| E-commerce apps, across regions, 2025 | 20% to 25% | CleverTap, 16 October 2026 |
| Mobile gaming, across regions, 2025 | 17% to 32% | CleverTap, 16 October 2026 |
| India alone | not published | none found, 29 October 2026 |
CleverTap's 2026 BFSI benchmark report places average DAU/MAU stickiness at approximately 22%.
DAU/MAU ratios ranged from 20% to 25% across regions in 2025, with Latin America recording the highest stickiness at 25%.
Mobile gaming recorded DAU/MAU ratios of 17% to 32% across regions in 2025.
According to the research, the average stickiness quotient for fintech apps is 22%. The report reflects data collected from Asia-Pacific, Europe, India, Latin America, Middle-East, and North America.
CleverTap's figures run from about 17% to 32% depending on category: fintech about 22%, e-commerce 20% to 25%, gaming 17% to 32%. None is for India alone.
We found none. CleverTap's 2022 fintech report included India among six regions but did not give a separate figure.
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