With Dream Capital's investment, Rario will get access to 140 million users of Dream Sports
Recipient is a physician-only platform for programmatic messaging; funding will help it embolden healthcare professional communications for pharma and life sciences brands
The money was raised in a series A round which also saw participation from existing investors -- actor Alia Bhatt and IAN Fund
The company has processed more than $250 million in transactions in 2021 and also tripled the deposits on the platform in 2021.
With the capital raised, the company plans to invest it in scaling its existing 'hypersocial' game offerings, supporting upcoming projects while also devoting a sum towards innovation in the segment
Investment in supply chain start-up marks the largest Series A funding in Indian logistics sector.
The funds raised by MedisimVR will be used by the company for scaling up its product offering and adding more skill training content to their library
The funds will be used to expand Oxyzo's broader digital financial services play organically and inorganically across a strong own balance sheet play
Physis Capital will build a portfolio of 15-20 startups with an average ticket size of $2.5 million.
LILA Games will use the investment to develop their first title and to further build out their Bangalore, India based team
100ms aims to bring real-life interactions to the virtual world by providing developer tooling for live video
Filo will use the funds mainly for product development as it goes deeper into modeling pedagogy at scale, expanding the team, tapping new categories, and scaling its tutor base across the country
The funds will be used to expand Prozo's warehousing and fulfilment footprint, client base, and technology and analytics capability, the statement said
The BNPL platform makes it easy for Gen Z consumers to buy any lifestyle category product, be it clothes, accessories or mobile phones, using small installments and no-cost monthly payment options
CredAvenue raised $90 mn in its Series A fundraise last year at a valuation of $410 million
The company will use the funding for product enhancement, business growth in India and overseas, augmenting the India and US teams, and sales and marketing
Company helps start-ups to scale up business and it focuses on learning programme, software tools and operating capabilities
Bengaluru-based wealth management platform Wealthy.in on Tuesday said it has raised Rs 56 crore in Series A round of funding led by Alpha Wave Incubation. New investor Savrola Group and existing investors Venture Highway, Good Capital & Emphasis Ventures also participated in the round. "With the latest round of funding, Wealthy.in plans to penetrate deeper into the Indian market as well as expand in international markets like the Middle East," the company said in a statement. Founded by Aditya Agarwal and Prashant Gupta, Wealthy.in claims that it is managing client assets worth USD 450 million. "For a long time, we have been known as a country of great savers but not great investors. However, we are seeing signs of a structural shift in the market, where investors want to manage their life's savings through a diversified pool of products. Through our tech-enabled platform and holistic offering, Wealthy.in is well positioned to lead this market shift, Agarwal said. Good Capital .
The funding which brings CoLearn's funding total to $34 million will be deployed to strengthen CoLearn's go-to-market strategy.
The investment is led by existing investor Glade Brook Capital with the participation of existing investors Nexus Venture Partners, FJ Labs and 500 Startups, among others