Existing investors including Aspada Investment Company and Quona Capital, through Accion Frontier Inclusion Fund, also participated in the round.
The company, founded in 2012, is focused on lending to the small business segment and has now expanded its presence to 21 cities across the country.
"India's digital lending space is experiencing massive growth, providing unprecedented opportunity for Neogrowth to apply its pioneering technology approach to enable loans for a rapidly expanding small business merchant segment," its co-founder Piyush Khaitan said.
It added India has nearly six million retailers, who present a potential financing opportunity of Rs 3 lakh crore.
The company is driven by data and uses for analytics for underwriting the risk, it said.
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