Vingo and Hulp have secured seed funding, while Adiabatic Technologies has raised funding from Malpani Ventures, Avinya Ventures, and others.
IndiaQuotient leads funding in Vingo
Vingo, a consumer-to-consumer (C2C) marketplace for buying and selling pre-owned products, has raised nearly $1.2 million (Rs 10 crore) in a seed funding round led by IndiaQuotient.
The round also saw participation from Inuka Capital; and angel investor Rishabh Goel, founder of Credgenics, the startup said in a statement.
The company said the fresh capital will be deployed to strengthen its product, invest in building trust infrastructure, deepen research into user behaviour, and support targeted marketing across key user communities.
Founded in March 2026 by Parth Sarthi, Saransh Goyal, and Krish Vashistha, Vingo is focused on addressing trust gaps in peer-to-peer commerce. The platform is currently live on the Play Store and App Store and operates in Bengaluru.
Sparrow, BITKRAFT invest in Hulp
Personal assistance and concierge startup Hulp has secured $2.6 million in a seed funding round co-led by Sparrow Capital and BITKRAFT Ventures, per a company announcement.
The funding also saw participation from DeVC (Z47) and angel investor Yashish Dahiya, the company said in a statement.
Hulp plans to use the fresh capital to introduce more AI-enabled workflows across lifestyle, household, and operational services. A portion of the funding will also go towards strengthening its senior leadership team and improving the company’s technology and service capabilities.
Adiabatic Tech bags funding from Malpani, Avinya
Deeptech energy startup Adiabatic Technologies has raised $873,684 (Rs 8.3 crore) in a seed funding round co-led by Malpani Ventures and Avinya Ventures.
Appreciate Capital, DeVC, Operators Studio, and UPES Incubator also joined the round, said a company statement.
The funding proceeds will be used to increase manufacturing capacity to 100 MWh a year, speed up product development, strengthen its engineering team, and widen deployment of its battery systems across robotics, defence, drones, electric mobility, marine, agri-equipment and industrial energy storage.
