Indian Fintech Fundraise Roundup

Indian fintech continues to attract capital across lending, B2B payments, and cross-border expansion. Here are the most significant funding moves making headlines.

Olyv Closes $23M Series C

Consumer fintech startup Olyv has secured USD 23 million (~₹191 crore) in a Series C funding round. The raise signals continued investor confidence in India’s digital lending and financial wellness space. Olyv offers personal finance products including credit and savings tools targeting underserved segments.

KreditBee Plans $120M Pre-IPO Round

Bengaluru-based lending platform KreditBee is targeting a USD 120 million (~₹998 crore) pre-IPO fundraise, according to Tech in Asia. The NBFC-backed platform, which focuses on personal loans for salaried and self-employed borrowers, is positioning itself for a potential public market debut. This would be one of the larger pre-IPO rounds in Indian fintech lending for 2026.

Mysa Raises $3.4M Led by Blume Ventures and Piper Serica

B2B fintech startup Mysa closed a USD 3.4 million (~₹28 crore) seed/early-stage round co-led by Blume Ventures and Piper Serica. Mysa operates in the B2B payments and financial infrastructure space. The participation of Piper Serica — known for backing fundamentals-driven businesses — adds credibility to the raise.

Uncia Raises $3M for MENA and North America Expansion

Chennai-based fintech firm Uncia has raised USD 3 million (~₹25 crore) to fuel its international expansion into MENA and North America. The company joins a growing cohort of Indian fintechs targeting cross-border markets, leveraging India’s deep tech talent and compliance expertise to build globally.

Sector Tailwind: Fintech Funding at 5-Quarter High

As context, Indian fintech funding hit a 5-quarter high in Q4 2025, with capital inflows jumping 3.8x quarter-on-quarter, per Fintech Global. This macro tailwind is clearly sustaining deal flow into early 2026, particularly in lending, B2B infrastructure, and cross-border fintech.

Takeaway for MFDs and IFAs

Lending and B2B fintech are clearly attracting the most institutional capital right now, with KreditBee’s pre-IPO round one to watch for distribution opportunities. Sustained funding momentum into 2026 suggests fintech partnerships and integrations will continue expanding the product shelf available to advisors.