Supermoney raises $3.4m in Series A Funding from Capital 2B, Capria Ventures

By Gloria Mathias

Supermoney, an SME-focused digital lending platform that provides working capital solutions to businesses, has raised $3.4 million (INR 28.6 crore) in Series A funding from Capital 2B and Capria Ventures.

This investment round will propel Supermoney’s growth trajectory. The company aims to increase disbursement volume and leverage technology to optimize operations.

Founded in 2018, Supermoney is a digital platform that provides working capital solutions to businesses by offering customized payment and finance solutions designed specifically for their supply chain.

Amit Behl, Partner at Capital 2B, said, “Business in India works on credit, and as the economy powers to $5 trillion-plus, supply chain financing shall continue to see innovation and digitization. In Nikhil, Zafar, and Sapna, the team at Supermoney has the right blend of finance and technology experience to build not only a scalable supply chain financing platform but also a retail intelligence platform that assists manufacturers and brands with a deeper understanding of business happening at the last mile”.

Surya Mantha, Managing Partner, Capria Ventures, said, “The Supermoney team has demonstrated excellent execution with impressive growth despite operating in a fragmented market. We are pleased to have Capital 2B join us as partners in this journey. Supermoney is poised for exponential growth in the coming years, leveraging technology to unlock a massive market opportunity and tackle the credit financing problem plaguing millions of small businesses across the country.”

Nikhil Banerjee, Co-Founder & Director, Supermoney, said, “We are thrilled about securing this investment as it marks a pivotal moment in our journey. We’re seizing an $800 billion domestic market opportunity, which has so far been underserved by traditional banks and NBFCs. By partnering with industry leaders, our aim is to reach 500,000 MSMEs within the next 2 years and drive invoicing volumes to more than $5 billion on the platform.”