GetVantage raises ₹63 crore growth capital for MSMEs
Mumbai-headquartered alternative financing platform GetVantage has raised ₹63 crore (approximately $7.5 million) in growth capital, the company confirmed this week. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The capital will be used to scale the company’s non-dilutive credit funding solutions, which are aimed at capital-starved MSMEs and emerging digital-first consumer brands operating across India.
GetVantage offers revenue-based financing and other alternative credit structures that allow founders to raise working capital without surrendering equity — a model that has gained traction as early-stage companies seek to preserve ownership through subsequent funding rounds.
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India’s credit gap for small and medium enterprises remains one of the largest globally, with traditional bank lending often inaccessible to asset-light digital brands.
Non-dilutive platforms like GetVantage serve a structural role in the corridor: they convert predictable revenue streams into growth capital, making Indian digital brands more scalable and investable for international partners and buyers evaluating subcontinent exposure.
The round arrives in a week when Indian startups collectively raised $252 million in private equity and venture capital funding, with fintech platforms attracting a disproportionate share of investor attention.
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