Binny Bansal’s Singapore-based Oppdoor has raised an additional $6.4 million from his venture firm 3State Ventures, taking total investment to $14.35 million. The cross-border commerce enablement platform helps consumer brands expand globally by managing marketplace operations, logistics, compliance, and growth strategies across major e-commerce markets.
Oppdoor, founded by Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal, has secured fresh funding of $6.4 million from 3State Ventures, according to regulatory filings in Singapore. This latest infusion brings 3State Ventures’ cumulative investment in Oppdoor to $14.35 million.
Oppdoor positions itself as a full-stack cross-border commerce enablement platform, offering managed services to consumer brands seeking to expand internationally. Unlike pure SaaS or logistics players, Oppdoor provides end-to-end solutions including market research, pricing, compliance, and marketplace operations for platforms such as Amazon and Walmart.
Currently operating in eight countries including the US, UK, Germany, Japan, and Australia, Oppdoor has built a lean team to support brands in scaling globally without requiring local offices or large in-house teams. The company’s model reflects Bansal’s vision of simplifying global e-commerce expansion for emerging brands.
Key Highlights
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Oppdoor raises $6.4 million from 3State Ventures
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Total investment in Oppdoor now stands at $14.35 million
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Singapore-headquartered platform enables cross-border commerce for consumer brands
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Services include logistics, compliance, pricing, and marketplace operations
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Active in eight countries including US, UK, Germany, Japan, and Australia
Final Takeaway
Binny Bansal’s Oppdoor continues to strengthen its global expansion strategy with fresh capital from 3State Ventures. By offering full-stack managed services, the company is positioning itself as a key enabler for consumer brands aiming to scale across international e-commerce markets.
Sources: Entrackr, Inc42