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Top Funded Startups

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Showing 10 startups for week 37, 2026
RankLogoCompanyFundingDetails
1
Pixxel
$100 Mn
Series C
Temasek, Seraphim, 360 ONE Asset, IMM Investment, Radical Ventures, growX ventures
Sep 07, 2026
1
Nua
$50 Mn
Series C
Peak XV Partners, Filter Capital, Mirabilis Investment Trust, Footpath Ventures, Kae Capital, Lightbox VC, Existing Angle Investors
Sep 07, 2026
2
Popo Global
$56 Mn
Not Disclosed
Artal Asia
Sep 11, 2026
4
Swish
$24 Mn
Not Disclosed
Bertelsmann India Investments, Accel, Bain Capital Ventures, and Hara Global
Sep 10, 2026
5
$21 Mn
Series A
National Quantum Mission, Speciale Invest, Sony Innovation Fund,Gaja Capital, Artha Ventures
Sep 09, 2026
6
Graph AI
$13.3 Mn
Series A
Insight Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners
Sep 10, 2026
7
Carrum Mobility
$10 Mn
Series B
Uber
Sep 09, 2026
8
Theater
$7.8 Mn
Series A
Niveshaay, Physis Capital, Prath Ventures
Sep 10, 2026
9
Circolife
$4.5 Mn
Pre-Series A
Bharat Jaisinghani (Polycab India), Nitish Mittersain (Nazara), Intelliquity Ventures, Param Capital, Siddharth Ladsariya (Everest Fleet), Anand Ladsariya (Everest Flavours), Anant Goenka (Indian Express), Sky Impact Capital, Rohit Dev (Ideas91), family offices S N Damani, Vyom Wealth
Sep 08, 2026
10
Navana.ai
$4.2 Mn
Series A
Ronnie Screwala (upGrad), Antler India, Sharad Sanghi (Neysa.ai), Sandeep Singhal (Avaana Capital)
Sep 07, 2026

Disclaimer: Funding data is sourced from publicly available reports and may not reflect real-time valuations or verified figures.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Top Funded startups are early to growth-stage companies that have received investment from venture capitalists, angel investors, or institutional funds. On this page, startups are ranked weekly by their disclosed funding amount — so the startup that raised the most capital in a given week appears at the top. The "Dashboard" view sorts all listed startups by total funding raised, from highest to lowest.

Startup funding typically progresses through stages: Pre-Seed (founders & friends), Seed (early-stage VCs & angels), Series A (product-market fit proven), Series B (scaling operations), Series C and beyond (expansion & pre-IPO growth). The funding round column in the list above tells you exactly where each startup sits in its fundraising journey.

Startup funding in India has seen strong momentum, with sectors like fintech, SaaS, D2C, EV, and healthtech attracting the most capital. Indian startups continue to draw interest from global VCs alongside homegrown funds like Sequoia India (Peak XV), Accel, and Blume Ventures. This list includes funded startups from India as they are reported, making it a go-to tracker for startup funding India watchers.

The most active investors backing funded startups globally include Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Tiger Global, SoftBank Vision Fund, and Y Combinator. In the Indian startup ecosystem, Peak XV Partners, Accel India, Nexus Venture Partners, and Lightspeed India are among the most prolific. You can spot their names in the "Investors" column of our weekly startup funding list.

This list is updated on every Monday weekly. Every week's top 10 funded startups are curated based on publicly announced funding rounds. You can browse past weeks using the "Filter by Week" button above, or switch to the "Dashboard" view to see the full historical database of startup funding rounds sorted by deal size.

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