Of the total amount, IIFL Seed Ventures has invested USD 2.4 million.
The series A round also saw active participation from Kae Capital, FJ Labs, Singularity Ventures, GrowX, Traxcn Labs and Hong Kong-based Axis Capital, Fynd said in a statement.
The company will use the funds to accelerate growth, enhance consumer base, strengthen technology backbone and optimise operations, including marketing strategies, it added.
Fynd had earlier raised USD 500,000 from Venture Catalysts in March and a similar amount from Silicon Valley- based Rocketship in May as part of series A round.
He added that the funding will help further bolster the company's growth trajectory and enhance technology capabilities.
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