Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in India
Disclosed round sizes in India’s commerce and shopping startups are dominated by a single outlier: Infra.Market raised $83M in a Series G on 2025-09-20, wh…
Disclosed round sizes in India’s commerce and shopping startups are dominated by a single outlier: Infra.Market raised $83M in a Series G on 2025-09-20, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts (the next-largest disclosed entry is Embassy Office Parks REIT’s $153M on 2026-03-05, making it the high end within this slice). Outside the top end, funding frequently lands in the $1M–$5M band, including Seed rounds like TonersCart Private Limited ($100K on 2026-06-20 is a smaller tail) and Peeko ($3M on 2025-08-26), alongside multiple Series Unknown deals such as Electronics Bazaar ($18M on 2026-06-11).
Geographically, Bengaluru and Mumbai recur most often, and the most recent window is tightly packed: 2026 rounds run from 2026-06-16 through 2026-06-30 for The Indus Valley ($17M) as the most recent entry, while the list spans 2025-06-16 (Nuvie, $450K) to 2026-06-30. Stage classification is also mixed: Series Unknown appears 11 times, while undisclosed amounts appear in 4 rows (Rosada on 2026-06-02; Automovill on 2025-11-08; Eternz on 2025-10-09; plus Roast Foods on 2025-07-22 and XPortel on 2025-06-17).
Most recent rounds
50 of 327277 more funded startups
This page shows the 50 most recent rounds (back to Jun 2025). The full 327-company history for this listing is available on a paid plan.
Unlock all 327 companies in this listing — full funding history, investors, and founders.
Related listings
Frequently asked
What stands out most in disclosed round sizes across this India commerce/shopping slice?
The high end is Embassy Office Parks REIT’s $153M (Series Unknown) on 2026-03-05, with Infra.Market following at $83M on 2025-09-20; both are substantially above the common $1M–$5M band seen in entries like Fraganote ($3M on 2026-06-03) and Peeko ($3M on 2025-08-26). On the low end, BharatTender’s $130K (Pre-Seed) on 2026-06-23 is the smallest disclosed amount in the table.
Do the rounds cluster tightly in time, and what does the date span look like?
The most recent entries concentrate in June 2026: the newest dated round is The Indus Valley on 2026-06-30 ($17M), and multiple rounds fall in mid-to-late June (e.g., TruNativ on 2026-06-16 for $30M; Speedioo on 2026-06-16 for $1M). The full listing window runs from 2025-06-16 (Nuvie, $450K) to 2026-06-30, covering about a year.
Are any cities consistently over-represented, suggesting a hub pattern?
Bengaluru and Mumbai show repeated appearances across dates and stages: examples include Alienkind (Bangalore) on 2026-06-26 ($3M), FirstClub (Bengaluru) on 2026-06-04 ($55M), and several Mumbai-based rounds such as Tringbox AI (2026-06-18, $530K) and TruNativ (2026-06-16, $30M). Other cities like Gurgaon (e.g., BharatTender $130K on 2026-06-23 and LiLLBUD $630K on 2026-06-23) also recur but less broadly than Bengaluru/Mumbai.
How dominant is Series Unknown, and does it correlate with larger disclosed amounts here?
Series Unknown accounts for 11 of the 50 rows, including sizable disclosed rounds such as Embassy Office Parks REIT ($153M on 2026-03-05), Electronics Bazaar ($18M on 2026-06-11), and Vivriti Capital ($22M on 2026-02-24). Smaller disclosed deals also appear with Series Unknown, such as Rosada being undisclosed on 2026-06-02, indicating the label is not tied to a single funding size range in this slice.
Which outliers are worth an analyst’s attention beyond raw size?
Two structural outliers combine higher-than-usual disclosed funding with non-standard stage labeling: Embassy Office Parks REIT at $153M (Series Unknown) on 2026-03-05 and Infra.Market at $83M (Series G) on 2025-09-20 both sit far above many single-digit million rounds. Separately, there are 4 rows with undisclosed amounts (Rosada on 2026-06-02; Automovill on 2025-11-08; Eternz on 2025-10-09; plus Roast Foods on 2025-07-22 and XPortel on 2025-06-17), which can materially affect comparisons when sizing competitive momentum.
Know which startups just got funded. Every week.
Fresh funding rounds, new companies, and the sectors moving fastest — in your inbox every Monday morning.
Free. Sent every Monday. Unsubscribe anytime.