Daily Indian Funding Roundup – June 6, 2025
From fintech to wellness and social-commerce infrastructure, today’s funding activity reflects the diversity and momentum in the market. Here’s a quick look at the top funding updates for 6th June 2025.
| Startup | Sector | Funding | Round | Lead Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Decentro | API banking / Fintech | ₹30 crore (~US$3.6M) | Series B | InfoEdge Ventures; Y Combinator-backed |
| Biopeak | Wellness & Longevity tech | US$3 million | Seed | Claypond Capital (Ranjan Pai), Prashanth Prakash, Rainmatter |
| Kosmc AI | Social‑commerce infrastructure | Pre‑seed (undisclosed) | Pre‑seed | – |
Decentro secures INR 30 crore Series B
Y Combinator‑backed fintech startup Decentro has raised INR 30 crore in its Series B round, led by InfoEdge Ventures. Simultaneously, the firm announced plans to shift its holding company from Singapore to India over the next 12–18 months—a strategic move to reinforce its local presence.
Biopeak bags $3 million seed investment
Wellness and longevity startup Biopeak has secured US$3 million in a seed round. The investment was led by Claypond Capital, the family office of Ranjan Pai (Manipal Group), along with Prashanth Prakash (Founding Partner at Accel India) and Rainmatter, the startup incubator backed by Zerodha. The funds will be used to expand Biopeak’s R&D in longevity science and scale its proprietary wellness offerings focused on healthspan optimisation.
Kosmc AI lands pre‑seed funding
Social-commerce infrastructure startup Kosmc AI has raised an undisclosed amount in a pre‑seed round, according to Entrackr. The investment will aid in building its platform to support social selling. (User-supplied link; details were not available via independent sources.)
Insight
- Decentro’s strategic shift highlights fintech companies’ push for local regulations and market depth in India.
- Biopeak’s funding shows growing interest in longevity and wellness, attracting both corporate and venture capital.
- Kosmc AI’s pre-seed reflects ongoing investment in infrastructure for India’s vibrant social commerce ecosystem.
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