Making more possibilities…
Making more possibilities…
Answer five quick questions about your business to see which funding routes are worth pursuing.
What stage is your business at?
What's your approximate annual revenue?
What do you mainly need funds for?
Do you have collateral or assets to offer as security?
Are you open to giving up equity in exchange for funding?
Your best-fit routes: Government schemes (Startup India Seed Fund, MUDRA, Stand-Up India) and Collateral-free MSME/Udyam-linked loan (CGTMSE-backed)
Government schemes (Startup India Seed Fund, MUDRA, Stand-Up India)
Built for very early-stage and small businesses — many need no collateral.
Collateral-free MSME/Udyam-linked loan (CGTMSE-backed)
Covers working capital without pledging assets, once you have some revenue history.
Bank or NBFC business loan
Best once you have a revenue track record lenders can underwrite against.
Loan against property or other collateral
Larger ticket sizes and lower rates when you can offer security.
Angel investors
Early-stage capital in exchange for equity — useful before you qualify for institutional VC.
Venture capital / Series A
Fits growth-stage businesses with traction that are open to diluting for scale.
We'll help you prepare the financials, CMA report or pitch deck each route needs, and make the introductions where relevant.
Talk to our funding & loans teamA directional guide, not a lending decision — actual eligibility depends on your financials, credit history and the specific lender or investor's criteria.
