Weekly Funding Roundup: Indian Startups Raise $362 Million Across 23 Deals (Apr 6-10, 2026)

Indian startups raised $362 million across 23 deals in the second week of April 2026, a 174% jump from the previous week, led by KreditBee's $280 million unicorn round.
Key Facts
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Deal size | $362 M |
| Stage | Series E |
| Sector | Weekly Funding |
| Coverage | Startup Funding |
Indian startups raised $362 million across 23 deals between April 6 and 10, 2026, marking a massive 174% jump from the $131.5 million raised across 18 deals in the previous week.
Top Deals of the Week
1. KreditBee — $280 Million (Series E)
2. Off Beat — Undisclosed (Growth Round)
3. Atlas — Undisclosed (Seed)
4. GoSats — $5 Million (Pre-Series A)
5. Astranova Mobility — ₹60 Crore (Series A)
Sector Breakdown
Most Active Investors
IAN Group and Unicorn India Ventures were the most active startup investors this week, each backing two startups. The week's activity signals continued bullishness among domestic and international investors.
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