Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in India
The 50 most recent funding rounds for India-based commerce and shopping startups span February to November 2025, with Bangalore-Bengaluru and Delhi each ac…
The 50 most recent funding rounds for India-based commerce and shopping startups span February to November 2025, with Bangalore-Bengaluru and Delhi each accounting for roughly a dozen deals. Seed and Pre-Seed rounds dominate — twenty-two Seed deals and five Pre-Seed rounds appear among the fifty entries — with disclosed amounts ranging from Riceē's $30K angel round to SuperZop's $13M Series B. Infra.Market's $83M Series G (September 2025) is the largest disclosed amount in the data, followed by Easebuzz at $30M Series A and Mosaic Wellness at $20M, both from April 2025.
April 2025 was the most active single month in this window, with fifteen rounds closing across companies including Easebuzz, eloelo, Mosaic Wellness, Sweet Karam Coffee, and Evenflow. Verticals covered span D2C food and beverage, personal care and wellness, home furnishings, jewelry, and B2B retail infrastructure — a range that illustrates how broadly the commerce and shopping classification cuts across Indian venture activity.
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What are the largest disclosed funding rounds in this dataset?
Infra.Market (Thane) leads with an $83M Series G in September 2025. Easebuzz raised $30M at Series A in April 2025, Mosaic Wellness closed $20M that same month, and Bombay Shaving Company took a $15M venture round in November 2025. SuperZop ($13M Series B, July 2025) and eloelo ($13M Series B, April 2025) are the next largest disclosed amounts.
Which cities have the highest concentration of commerce and shopping deals?
Bangalore and Bengaluru together account for roughly twelve of the fifty companies, including SuperK, eloelo, Peeko, Vaaree, Furlenco, and HealthFab. Delhi and New Delhi follow with around eight — Bombay Shaving Company, Fraganote, Vahdam Teas, Mila Beauté, and Khari Foods among them. The Mumbai-Thane corridor adds another eight, anchored by Infra.Market, Mosaic Wellness, Happi Planet, and Firefly Diamonds.
What stage are most of these companies raising at?
Seed is the most common stage, with twenty-two companies raising at that level. Adding five Pre-Seed deals (Nuvie, HeyEV!, Roomstory.ai, KorinMi, Livsto) and two angel rounds (RawRX, Riceē), early-stage raises account for twenty-nine of the fifty entries. Series B and above appear in four cases: SuperK, SuperZop, and eloelo at Series B, and Infra.Market at Series G.
Which product categories appear most frequently among funded companies here?
D2C food and beverage is the most represented vertical, with Sweet Karam Coffee, Vahdam Teas, Khari Foods, Kisaan Se Kitchen Tak, SuperZop, Rio Innobev, and Roast Foods all falling in that space. Beauty, personal care, and wellness form a second cluster — Bombay Shaving Company, Mosaic Wellness, Mila Beauté, Beautywise, KorinMi, and HealthFab. B2B retail and supply-chain commerce (Infra.Market, Xindus, SuperK, Wendor) accounts for several of the larger disclosed rounds.
Which companies in this data raised Series A rounds?
Five Series A raises appear: Easebuzz ($30M, Pune, April 2025), Xindus ($10M, Gurgaon, April 2025), Sweet Karam Coffee ($8M, Chennai, April 2025), Evenflow ($5M, Mumbai, April 2025), and Gladful ($910K, Jaipur, August 2025). All five closed between April and August 2025, and span B2B trade finance, food, and D2C consumer goods.
Which month saw the highest deal volume in this date range?
April 2025 had the highest concentration, with fifteen rounds closing that month — including Easebuzz, eloelo, Mosaic Wellness, Xindus, Sweet Karam Coffee, Evenflow, Let's Try, Jewelbox, NOTO, Rio Innobev, and Wendor. No other single month in the February–November 2025 window comes close to that volume.
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