New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- India's e-commerce sector continues to see rapid expansion, but funding remains heavily concentrated in a few metropolitan hubs.

According to data from Tracxn, business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce startups have raised around$1.3 billionin 2025 so far, across more than2,700 funding rounds.

However, despite the growing number of new ventures across the country, a large share of this capital is still flowing to established cities likeBengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai.

Bengaluru leads India's e-commerce funding landscape, with cumulative investments worth$33.8 billion, reflecting its strong ecosystem of investors, accelerators, and tech talent.

TheDelhi-NCRregion follows with$16.7 billion, whileMumbaihas attracted ab...