Invest in early-stage product companies solving real problems
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Invest in early-stage product companies solving real problems
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Whiteboard Capital is an India-focused early-stage venture fund that partners with founders building product-first companies tackling genuine, large-scale problems. The firm typically writes cheques in the $250K to $2M range at Seed and Pre-Series A, making it relevant for founders who are past the idea stage but still in the process of establishing early product-market fit. Whiteboard has built a portfolio that reflects a clear preference for businesses where product depth and technology form the core competitive moat, as evidenced by investments in companies like Juspay in payments infrastructure, Nua in consumer health, and Recykal in sustainability tech. The team is known for being founder-friendly and hands-on, particularly valuable during the early company-building phase when strategic input matters as much as capital. Their sector interest spans SaaS, FinTech, Consumer, AI, and B2B, giving them breadth across the Indian startup ecosystem. Founders approaching Whiteboard should come prepared with a sharp articulation of the problem they are solving, a clear view of their product differentiation, and early signals of traction. The fund is best suited for Indian founders building scalable, technology-led businesses from the ground up.
The firm typically writes cheques in the $250K to $2M range at Seed and Pre-Series A, making it relevant for founders who are past the idea stage but still in the process of establishing early product-market fit.
India early-stage VC; backed Nua, Recykal, Juspay
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