Venture Capital12 Flags
StagesPre-Seed
SectorsAI / ML, SaaS / Enterprise, Fintech · Early-stage builders, Founder-led / operator capital
Ticket$100K – $500K
Venture CapitalBack exceptional founders building iconic consumer and technology brands in India
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Back exceptional founders building iconic consumer and technology brands in India
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Titan Capital is one of India's most founder-respected early-stage venture funds, run by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, the co-founders of Snapdeal who bring operator-level empathy to their investing. The fund focuses on pre-seed, seed, and pre-Series A rounds, typically deploying cheques in the $100,000 to $500,000 range. Their portfolio spans consumer brands, fintech, B2B commerce, and internet businesses, reflecting a broad sectoral appetite rather than a narrow vertical thesis. What sets Titan Capital apart for founders is the combination of hands-on mentorship from operators who have built at scale in India and a network that opens doors across hiring, co-investors, and enterprise partnerships. The team is known to move relatively quickly and engage substantively with founders at the idea and early traction stage. If you are building something ambitious in consumer or technology in India and are at the zero-to-one phase, Titan Capital is worth a warm introduction. Founders who resonate with their portfolio ethos, high conviction, execution-first, India-native problems, are likely to find a receptive audience here.
The fund focuses on pre-seed, seed, and pre-Series A rounds, typically deploying cheques in the $100,000 to $500,000 range.
Ola, Dealshare, Mamaearth, OfBusiness, Razorpay, Snapdeal, Urban Company
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