Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups
The 50 most recent commerce and shopping funding rounds span August through November 2025, drawing from markets across the US, India, Europe, and emerging…
The 50 most recent commerce and shopping funding rounds span August through November 2025, drawing from markets across the US, India, Europe, and emerging regions including Angola and South Africa. The largest disclosed round is Whatnot's $225M Series F (Marina Del Rey, October 2025), followed by Janover's $125M (Boca Raton, August 2025) and Infra.Market's $83M Series G (Thane, India, September 2025). Peek raised a $70M Series D in San Francisco in November, while Upway and Carro each closed $60M rounds in France and Singapore respectively.
Seed activity is geographically broad — Bangalore accounts for Automovill, Eternz, and Peeko, while seed rounds also closed in Ahmedabad (BabyOrgano, $2M), Dublin (Tipple, $5M), and Luanda (Zaluni, $500K). London contributes three rounds across different stages: TRIP ($40M venture, November), Ryft (Series A, October), and Unfabled (seed, October), matching Bangalore and New York as the cities appearing most often in this dataset.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds in commerce and shopping since August 2025?
Whatnot led at $225M Series F (Marina Del Rey, October 2025), followed by Janover at $125M (Boca Raton, August 2025) and Infra.Market at $83M Series G (Thane, India, September 2025). Peek added a $70M Series D in San Francisco in November, and both Upway (France, Series C) and Carro (Singapore) each closed $60M rounds.
Which cities are most active for commerce and shopping funding in this period?
Bangalore, London, and New York each account for three rounds in this dataset. Bangalore includes Automovill, Eternz, and Peeko (all seed-stage); London spans TRIP ($40M), Ryft (Series A), and Unfabled (seed); New York covers Crisp, The Snow League, and Garage ($14M Series A). San Francisco appears twice with Peek ($70M Series D) and Ridepanda ($13M).
How does funding stage distribution break down across these commerce and shopping rounds?
Seed and pre-seed are the most frequent stages, with 19 rounds ranging from Zaluni ($500K pre-seed, Angola) to Peer ($16M seed, Bellevue). Series A appears five times — Revibe (Dubai), Ryft (London), Reveni (Madrid), Musiversal (Lisbon), and Garage (New York). Series B covers Lucky Energy, RunBuggy, and EcoSoul Home, while later stages — Series C through G — are concentrated in Upway, Peek, Whatnot, and Infra.Market.
How prominent is India in the most recent commerce and shopping deals?
India accounts for nine of the 50 rounds shown, across New Delhi (Bombay Shaving Company), Mumbai (Happi Planet), Chennai (The Happy Company), Ahmedabad (BabyOrgano), Thane (Infra.Market), Haryana (Grest), and three Bangalore companies — Automovill, Eternz, and Peeko. Most Indian rounds are seed-stage with disclosed amounts at or below $5M; the exception is Infra.Market's $83M Series G.
What sub-sectors are drawing the most commerce and shopping investment in this batch?
Consumer wellness and personal care accounts for several rounds, including Cymbiotika ($25M seed, San Diego), Lucky Energy ($25M Series B, Austin), and Bombay Shaving Company ($15M, New Delhi). Micro-mobility and vehicle commerce appears in Upway ($60M Series C), RunBuggy ($37M Series B, Phoenix), and Ridepanda ($13M, San Francisco). Live and resale marketplaces are represented by Whatnot ($225M Series F, Marina Del Rey) and Whoppah ($1M seed, Utrecht).
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