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Money • 8m
SAFE Notes in India - What Founders Get Wrong SAFEs are simple. But not harmless. A lot of founders assume “It’s just a note. We’ll figure things out later.” That’s where problems start. 3 common mistakes with SAFEs in India: 1. No valuation cap or discount Investors end up owning way more later than expected. 2. Multiple SAFEs with different terms Makes conversion messy at the priced round. Good investors walk away. 3. No clarity on conversion triggers Some notes never convert because the next round doesn't meet “qualified financing” terms. If you’re doing a SAFE round - make it clean, capped, and consistent. If you are raising funds for your startup and need help, DM me.
Assisting Early-Stag... • 1y
The Hidden Power of the Cap Table! I have seen many entreprenueurs struggling with their cap table just before the funding round and at that point, its not easy to cleanup the mess! Cap Table is the DNA of your startup’s ownership and if you’re not
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A digital news platf... • 19d
Quick commerce enablement startup Inamo is raising ₹50 Cr (about $5.4 Mn) in what seems to be its Series A funding round. The startup has been working on this round since the end of last year. According to Inamo’s regulatory filings, the round is
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Hey I am on Medial • 6m
Smallest Things Founders Overlook (But Shouldn’t) Email handles & domain trust Using founder123@gmail.com for investor/partner communication instantly kills credibility. A proper custom domain email builds subconscious trust. Investor update subje
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