For the second week, there was no major funding as VCs continued to exercise caution in the uncertain economic environment. However, some startups entered in moderate amounts to bridge the funding crunch. Here’s a look at who everyone picked up this week:

Here is a list of all this week’s deals.

new Raises $25 million more than Panthera

Payment-Focused Fintech Innoviti
Raises $25 million from Panthera Growth Partners in Singapore To close its $45 million Series D round. Alumni Ventures, Patni Family Office and Bessemer Venture Partners also participated in the round. The company provides technology-based payment solutions and point-of-sale terminals for businesses, offline merchants and small retailers by partnering with banks and digital payment providers. It will use the funds raised to increase its distribution and acquisitions.

marketwolf Closes $10 million round


stock trading platform marketwolf
Raised $10 million in funding round Led by Jungle Ventures and Dream Capital. Existing investors such as 9Unicorns and Iseed also participated in the round. Founded in 2017 by Vishesh Dhingra and Thomas Joseph, MarketWolf targets first time investors to make the trading experience easy and jargon free. It has about 1.5 million users and plans to use the money raised for marketing efforts.

cubster Landed $8.16 million


Mobile-based point-of-sale (PoS) startup, QueueBuster
Raised approximately $8.16 million In a new funding round led by Chirata Ventures, Omidyar Network India and Florish Ventures. Founded in 2016 by Varun Tangri, Cubster is a full-stack mobile POS application provider that helps businesses manage billing, inventory, daily ledger and customer loyalty programs from a single application. Since January 2021, it has registered over 1.2 crore invoices worth over Rs 1000 crore.

Antwalk raises $7.5 million from GSV Ventures

b2b edtech platform antwalk
Raises $7.5 million from GSV Ventures, Y Combinator and Matrix Partners India. Antwalk is an e-learning company that helps organizations accelerate and transform their Learning and Development (L&D) models, thereby paving the way for continuous learning by professionals. The startup will use the funds raised to build its learning experience platform (LXP) using gamification, build a content pipeline and expand sales.

Bakers Dozen receives $5 million


Direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand The Bakers Dozen
Raised $5 million in a mix of debt and equity, led by Fireside Ventures. Founded in 2013 by Sneh Jain and his wife Aditi Handa, Head Baker at The Bakers Dozen, the startup produces sourdough bread, cakes, cookies and crackers from a factory near Ahmedabad. It claims sales growth of Rs 30 crore over 5x last year and is planning to infuse fresh capital to scale up the business.

other deals made,

Finwu AA, a consent-based account aggregator,
Raised $2.5 million in funding from Varanium Nexgen Fund, IIFL, DMI Sparkle Fund, and others. The company is the first Indian Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) account aggregator to receive an operating license from the Reserve Bank.

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Sports Tech Startup Huddle
Raised $1 million (Rs 7.9 crore) in funding round Led by Inflection Point Ventures. The round also saw participation from existing investors Sarvam Partners and Indian Angel Network.

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