New Delhi, April 8 -- Accounting-tech startup Atlas, customer interaction platform Angoor AI, EV mobility firm Trev Mobility, AI-powered home resale platform Proho, among other startups, have raised funding in separate early-stage rounds, the companies said.

Atlas

Atlas has secured $6 million (Rs 55 crore) in a seed funding round co-led by venture capital firms Accel and Stellaris Venture Partners.

The company will use the capital to expand its AI platform, grow its network of partner accounting firms in North America, and accelerate go-to-market efforts, it said in a statement.

Atlas was founded in 2025 by former Stellaris executive Arpit Maheshwari and entrepreneur Jagmal Singh, who previously founded Connecto, which was later acquired by CarDekho.

"Atlas is building infrastructure that will allow the best independent firms to

compete at a scale that was previously out of their reach," said co-founder and CEO Maheshwari. "We are also putting skin in the game with our partners, aligning our incentives directly to their success. This funding allows us to deepen our platform, grow our network, and move with the urgency this moment demands."

Angoor AI

Angoor AI, a customer interaction platform, has raised Rs 2 crore ($0.2 million) in a pre-seed funding round led by Venturizer, a venture capability ecosystem supporting early-stage startups.

Founded in October 2023 by three IIT Bombay graduates, Arpit Agrawal, Anuj Agrawal, and Rishabh Kumar, Angoor AI enables businesses to automate and manage customer engagement across channels such as WhatsApp, calls, web, Instagram, and emails through a unified interface.

The fresh capital will be used to build an enterprise sales function, expand the product and engineering teams, and accelerate its product-led growth journey.

Trev Mobility

Trev Mobility, a premium EV mobility platform, has secured Rs 3.65 crore in an angel funding round from its existing users.

The capital will be used to expand its electric vehicle fleet and scale operations across the National Capital Region (NCR), including Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad. The company is also investing in safety and technology, including AI-powered dashcams to improve in-ride security and accountability.

Currently, the startup operates a fleet of 100 EVs across Delhi-NCR, comprising vehicles from BYD and MG Motor, with plans to expand further in the coming months.

Proho

Proho, an AI-powered guaranteed home resale platform, has raised $1 million in a pre-seed funding round from Bharath Vivek Chandhok and other investors.

Founded by Saurav Suman, Alaukik Kumar, and Shalin Gandhi, Proho uses AI-driven, unit-level valuation models to analyze historical transactions, live market signals, and buyer engagement data to understand pricing dynamics within micro-markets.

It pairs this with a distribution system that ensures homes are refurbished appropriately and matched with a qualified pool of buyers.

ClayCo

ClayCo, a premium skincare brand, has secured $4.1 million in a Series A round led by Twenty Nine Capital Partners Ventures Ltd, with participation from ICMG Global Ventures II Pte Ltd.

The company will use the capital to expand product lines and enter new categories like body and haircare, supporting growth.

ClayCo offers products with international standards of formulation, efficacy, and experience. Its revenue grew from Rs 33 crore in FY25 to Rs 72 crore in FY26.

Swageazy

Swageazy, a corporate gifting platform, has raised Rs 5.4 crore in a follow-on round from existing investor InfoEdge Ventures.

The founders of HR tech companies OnGrid and HROne also participated in the round.

The company will use the capital to expand its product and technology teams, grow its sales function, and deepen its reach among enterprise HR and marketing buyers.

The platform allows companies to design, produce, store, and ship custom corporate gifts. Its clients include Coursera, LinkedIn, Amazon, Wipro, and PhonePe.

RoshAi Deeptech startup RoshAi has bagged Rs 22 crore from early-stage investment group IAN Group, which invested via its IAN Alpha Fund.

The company, which is building retrofit-based driverless solutions for industrial vehicles, said it will use the capital to strengthen its product, expand deployments, and scale its presence across global industrial markets.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from VC Circle.