Bengaluru-based IPF, a peer-to-peer marketplace for pre-loved kids’ products, has raised ₹3.2 crore ($375,000) in seed funding led by Titan Capital, with participation from Better Capital and angel investors. The funds will be used to strengthen technology, logistics, and parent acquisition, supporting IPF’s mission to make sustainable parenting accessible.
India’s kids-focused resale platform IPF has announced raising ₹3.2 crore in seed funding, led by Titan Capital and joined by Better Capital and several angel investors, including Ranjit Pratap Singh (Pratilipi), Aashish Jindal and Vivek Gulati (Grip Invest), and Abhishek Bhayana (NearPe Technologies).
Founded in 2024 by Priyadershita Singh and Abhas Mittal, IPF is designed as a peer-to-peer marketplace for pre-loved kids’ products, helping parents buy and sell high-quality items ranging from clothes and toys to essential gear. The platform aims to reduce waste, promote affordability, and encourage sustainable parenting practices.
Major Takeaways
Funding Raised: ₹3.2 crore (~$375,000) seed round led by Titan Capital.
Investor Participation: Better Capital and prominent angel investors joined the round.
Platform Focus: Peer-to-peer resale of pre-loved kids’ products.
Use of Funds: Strengthening technology, logistics, quality control, and parent acquisition.
Founders: IIT Roorkee alumni Priyadershita Singh and Abhas Mittal.
Vision: Promote sustainability and affordability in parenting through circular economy practices.
Conclusion
With fresh capital, IPF is poised to scale operations, enhance trust and safety, and expand across India’s urban centers. The funding underscores growing investor confidence in sustainable consumer platforms and highlights the rising demand for eco-friendly solutions in the parenting space.
Sources: Entrackr, Economic Times, StartupTalky.