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Stable Money raises $25 Mn led by Peak XV at $175 Mn valuation

EntrackrEntrackr · 23d ago
Stable Money raises $25 Mn led by Peak XV at $175 Mn valuation
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Stable Money raises $25 Mn led by Peak XV at $175 Mn valuation Wealthtech startup Stable Money has raised $25 million at a valuation of $175 million in a pre-Series C funding round led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from Z47 (formerly Matrix Partners), RTP Global, and Fundamentum Partnership. The Bengaluru-based startup had previously mopped up $40 million from Fundamentum Partnership Fund, Matrix Partners, RTP Global, Lightspeed India, and others. The proceeds will be used to strengthen its core platform, expand access to complementary savings products, and scale its team across key functions. Stable Money, co-founded in 2022 by Saurabh Jain and Harish Reddy, is a fixed income investment platform that enables individuals to earn stable and secure returns through fixed deposits, bonds via Stable Bonds, and other low-risk instruments. It provides a digital platform where users can compare, invest in, and manage fixed income products. The company plans to deepen direct partnerships with banks and NBFCs, both established and emerging, to widen customer choice, enable smarter rate discovery, and drive innovation. It is also strengthening its on-ground presence in key cities across India to build deeper, face-to-face relationships with customers. Stable Money claims that over 40 lakh users have chosen its platform to invest more than Rs 5,000 crore across fixed deposits, Stable Bonds, and other secure instruments. For the fiscal year ending March 2025, Stable Money reported operating revenue of Rs 104 crore, compared to just Rs 1.3 crore in FY24, while its losses increased to Rs 44.8 crore from Rs 12.8 crore during the same period. As per data compiled by Entrackr, Indian wealthtech startups raised over $634 million across 51 deals involving 39 startups during 2024 and 2025.

Peak XV closes $1.3 Bn fund for India and APAC

EntrackrEntrackr · 20d ago
Peak XV closes $1.3 Bn fund for India and APAC
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Peak XV Partners on Friday announced the closing of $1.3 billion in fresh capital commitments across its India Seed, India Venture, and Asia Pacific funds. This is the firm’s first fundraise since its separation from Sequoia Capital. In a post on X, Peak XV Partners said the new capital, along with uninvested capital from its existing growth fund, will strengthen its ability to back founders building category-defining companies across multiple stages. The firm said it continues to focus on supporting outlier founders, a strategy it has followed for over two decades. The announcement comes as Peak XV sees increasing opportunities driven by artificial intelligence across India and the broader Asia Pacific region. The firm said that while early AI breakthroughs were concentrated in Silicon Valley, the opportunity set has expanded, supported by improving market depth, talent quality, and global ambition among startups in the region. In an interview with ET, Peak XV Partners managing director Shailendra Singh said the firm will continue to invest across seed, venture, and growth stages, writing cheques ranging from single-digit million dollars to $100 million, while sharpening its cross-border strategy to build an India-APAC corridor. The latest fundraise follows Peak XV’s 2022 announcement of $2.85 billion in growth and venture capital commitments for India and Southeast Asia, with $2 billion allocated to India. The firm later reduced the fund size by 16 percent in 2024, citing elevated public market valuations in India. The fundraise also comes at a time when several Peak XV portfolio companies are seeing public market momentum. Meesho, Groww, and Pine Labs have listed, while Zetwerk, Curefoods, and Infra.Market are preparing for initial public offerings. Since its split from Sequoia Capital, Peak XV has backed startups including Scapia, RapidCanvas, Sarvagram, Atlys, Mokobara, Stable Money, GoodScore, and Sarvam AI.

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