Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Seven builds hardware-enabled fintech products, beginning with the RuPay- and MasterCard-certified 7 Ring, a zirconia-ceramic, IP68 contactless payment ring that works via NFC tap-and-pay without requiring a battery, PIN, or smartphone app. Targeting metro commuters, urban millennials, and small retailers, the device links to a UPI-powered prepaid wallet and is National Common Mobility Card compatible in beta. The business earns interchange fees of 1.08 % on POS transactions and 0.40 % on metro rides, and plans to add credit-card tokenization to widen use cases. With India processing 185.8 billion UPI transactions in FY25, Seven aims to deploy 3 million (30 lakh) rings by 2028 and capture a slice of the 60 million UPI users and 15 million metro riders. Fresh capital will fund production scale-up, wider metro integration, and the Q2 FY26 launch of 7 Ring Air, an affordable variant. The company is also building retail distribution through Amazon, Flipkart, and other e-commerce channels. Co-founders Vijay Khubchandani, Mahek Savla, and Karthik Menon bring embedded-systems and fintech experience to drive a hardware-first go-to-market approach.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2023

ElectricPe operates an app that enables users to locate, access, and pay for EV charging points and aims to build a broader EV ecosystem including electric two-wheelers, financing, servicing, and subscription plans. Founded in 2021 and based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, the company lists 11–50 employees. The startup raised $3 million in a pre-Series A round from Green Frontier Capital and has raised $8 million in total to date. Proceeds are intended to expand services and reach new locations. ElectricPe has a partnership with Google to provide real-time availability and status of charging points within its app. The company positions itself to address EV adoption barriers by combining charging infrastructure with vehicle and finance offerings. Founded in May 2021 by Avinash Sharma and Raghav Rohila, ElectricPe operates a B2C EV charging and demand-generation app that aggregates charging and swapping points. The platform promises a one-stop experience for users to quickly identify, access, and pay for charging. ElectricPe says it has built the "most dense" charging network in Bengaluru with 10,000 live charging points since inception. App usage has grown 30% month-on-month over a 7.5-month period, and customers on the network have completed 4 million green kilometres. The company plans to deepen technology investments and scale operations using the combined capital raised to date. Management emphasizes stage-by-stage capitalization as it expands toward a holistic full-stack consumer-facing platform. ElectricPe builds a deep-tech, B2C EV charging and demand-generation app that lets users discover charging points, identify pricing, and transact across stations. The platform is OEM-agnostic and onboards a nationwide network of charging points and independent charge point operators. The company emphasizes trust and real-time usage tracking to ensure a reliable charging experience. ElectricPe aims to make access to charging simple, seamless, and efficient while addressing range anxiety and adoption barriers. Founders Avinash Sharma and Raghav Rohila launched the company in May 2021 and leverage their electric mobility experience to scale the product. The company plans to expand its platform capabilities and create a nation-wide EV charging network.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2022

Quizy is a Gurugram-based online real money gaming app and information-gamifying platform that delivers quizzes on trending topics, news and academic subjects while offering users opportunities to earn. The company also describes a focus on academic writings such as assignments, essays, book reports and book reviews. Co-founded in 2021 by Amit Kumar and Sachin Yadav, Quizy says it monetizes users' device time by incentivizing learning through quizzes. The startup plans to use new funding primarily to hire exceptional talent, acquire new users and retain existing ones. Financially, Quizy raised $270,000 in its Seed round and has now raised a total of $305,000 (Rs 2.27 crore) to date. The team positions the product as a broad-audience disruption in gaming that can cater to people from all walks of life.