Indian cross-border trade enablement startup Xindus has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by 3one4 Capital, with participation from Orios Venture Partners, Shastra VC, and Caret Capital. The Gurugram-based startup plans to use the capital to scale operations and expand its presence across key international markets.
Founded in 2022, Xindus provides a full-stack trade enablement platform, XindusOne, aimed at helping Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) navigate the complexities of international trade. The company currently serves over 1,000 SMEs and aims to increase its customer base tenfold to 10,000 while targeting gross merchandise value (GMV) of $200 million within the next 12 to 18 months.
The company plans to strengthen operations in the India–US trade corridor and expand into the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East.
“This investment marks a pivotal milestone in our journey to empower Indian SMEs with the tools they need to thrive globally,” said Saurabh Goyal, CEO and co-founder of Xindus. “Navigating across complex trade regulations and operational barriers often hinders SME growth. We aim to simplify that with scalable, end-to-end solutions.”
XindusOne provides services including order fulfilment, global shipping, compliance with trade regulations, and seamless financial flow management. It integrates with more than 200 global marketplaces and aims to reduce trade complexity and costs by up to 20%.
The startup’s investor base sees strong potential in its model.
“Given recent trends in global markets, India is uniquely positioned to scale up its exports. Platforms like Xindus can accelerate that growth by streamlining export processes for manufacturers,” said Anurag Ramdasan, Partner at 3one4 Capital.
“As India moves toward becoming a trillion-dollar export economy, Xindus is well-positioned to enable SMEs to compete globally with a cost-effective, integrated platform,” added Madhav Tandan, Senior Partner at Orios Venture Partners.
In addition to its flagship XindusOne platform, the company has introduced industry-first tools like OneClickShip to help SMEs navigate dynamic trade policies and updated tariff norms, particularly in the US.
By offering a service akin to Amazon or Alibaba but tailored to the needs of Indian SMEs, Xindus seeks to bridge the global trade gap and empower small businesses to scale internationally.India’s Xindus raises $10 mln in Series A to boost SME cross-border trade
Gurugram, India, April 10 (Reuters) – Indian cross-border trade enablement startup Xindus has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by 3one4 Capital, with participation from Orios Venture Partners, Shastra VC, and Caret Capital. The Gurugram-based startup plans to use the capital to scale operations and expand its presence across key international markets.
Founded in 2022, Xindus provides a full-stack trade enablement platform, XindusOne, aimed at helping Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) navigate the complexities of international trade. The company currently serves over 1,000 SMEs and aims to increase its customer base tenfold to 10,000 while targeting gross merchandise value (GMV) of $200 million within the next 12 to 18 months.
The company plans to strengthen operations in the India–US trade corridor and expand into the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East.
“This investment marks a pivotal milestone in our journey to empower Indian SMEs with the tools they need to thrive globally,” said Saurabh Goyal, CEO and co-founder of Xindus. “Navigating across complex trade regulations and operational barriers often hinders SME growth. We aim to simplify that with scalable, end-to-end solutions.”
XindusOne provides services including order fulfilment, global shipping, compliance with trade regulations, and seamless financial flow management. It integrates with more than 200 global marketplaces and aims to reduce trade complexity and costs by up to 20%.
The startup’s investor base sees strong potential in its model.
“Given recent trends in global markets, India is uniquely positioned to scale up its exports. Platforms like Xindus can accelerate that growth by streamlining export processes for manufacturers,” said Anurag Ramdasan, Partner at 3one4 Capital.
“As India moves toward becoming a trillion-dollar export economy, Xindus is well-positioned to enable SMEs to compete globally with a cost-effective, integrated platform,” added Madhav Tandan, Senior Partner at Orios Venture Partners.
In addition to its flagship XindusOne platform, the company has introduced industry-first tools like OneClickShip to help SMEs navigate dynamic trade policies and updated tariff norms, particularly in the US.
By offering a service akin to Amazon or Alibaba but tailored to the needs of Indian SMEs, Xindus seeks to bridge the global trade gap and empower small businesses to scale internationally.
