Funded Information Technology Startups in Bangalore
Across the 21 most recent information technology funding rounds in Bangalore, the largest disclosed amount is ANSR’s $150M on 2023-10-26, which dwarfs the…
Across the 21 most recent information technology funding rounds in Bangalore, the largest disclosed amount is ANSR’s $150M on 2023-10-26, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds ($60M in Oopar.Club on 2024-02-21 and $29M in ITILITE on 2022-04-13). At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount shown is TRIKL’s $20K on 2023-06-24, sitting far below most other disclosed checks (e.g., $2M–$10M clusters).
The activity also clusters tightly in time: 7 of the 21 rounds fall between 2024-02-21 and 2024-07-11 (Oopar.Club, Sprinto, Scrut Automation, and Circuit House Technologies among them). Stage reporting is mixed, with “Series Unknown” appearing in 6 entries (e.g., Scrut Automation on 2024-04-02 at $10M; SpoofSense on 2023-12-08 at undisclosed; PrivaSapien on 2023-04-27 at undisclosed), while “undisclosed” amounts appear in 4 entries (SpoofSense 2023-12-08; PrivaSapien 2023-04-27; Redinent 2022-09-20; Interality 2022-07-27). The date window runs from 2020-08-25 (Verloop) to 2024-07-11 (Circuit House Technologies).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in round size across these Bangalore IT startups, and is there a clear outlier?
ANSR’s $150M round on 2023-10-26 is the only disclosed check above $60M, making it an outlier relative to the next-largest disclosed amounts: $60M (Oopar.Club, 2024-02-21) and $29M (ITILITE, 2022-04-13). At the bottom, TRIKL’s $20K on 2023-06-24 is the smallest disclosed amount in the list.
How concentrated is the funding by time among the 21 rows shown?
There is a late-2024/early-2024 cluster: 7 of the 21 rounds have dates between 2024-02-21 (Oopar.Club) and 2024-07-11 (Circuit House Technologies). Outside that window, the earlier activity extends back to 2020-08-25 (Verloop) and includes multiple 2022 rounds such as Text Mercato ($3M, 2022-06-06) and ITILITE ($29M, 2022-04-13).
Are “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” common enough to affect comparisons of round stage and amount?
Yes. “Series Unknown” appears in 6 entries (e.g., Scrut Automation on 2024-04-02 at $10M; ANSR on 2023-10-26 at $150M; PrivaSapien on 2023-04-27 at undisclosed), and “undisclosed” amounts appear in 4 entries (SpoofSense 2023-12-08, PrivaSapien 2023-04-27, Redinent 2022-09-20, Interality 2022-07-27). That combination means several of the largest and smallest comparisons rely on disclosed amounts only.
Which stage labels show up most, based on what’s explicitly stated in the rows?
Seed appears repeatedly (Circuit House Technologies 2024-07-11 at $4M; Protecto 2023-11-08 at $4M; Wasabi 2021-07-29 at $2M; Interality 2022-07-27 is also labeled Seed but is undisclosed), while “Pre-Seed” also recurs (Oopar.Club $60K, 2024-02-21; TRIKL $20K, 2023-06-24; BotSpace $60K, 2022-04-01). Several entries avoid stage specificity via blank stage (CustomerGlu 2021-06-10 at $300K; Cuvette Tech 2021-05-26 at $200K; Verloop 2020-08-25 at $5M).
Are there entries where the disclosed amount is unusually small or unusually large compared to the rest, suggesting different deal profiles?
Both ends look distinct: TRIKL’s $20K (2023-06-24) is far below the typical $2M–$10M range seen in multiple disclosed rounds such as Cybrilla Technologies ($2M, 2022-12-21), Protecto ($4M, 2023-11-08), and Circuit House Technologies ($4M, 2024-07-11). On the other side, ANSR’s $150M (2023-10-26) and Oopar.Club’s $60M (2024-02-21) sit well above the remaining disclosed amounts like Text Mercato ($3M, 2022-06-06) and Wasabi ($2M, 2021-07-29).
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