CreditVidya raises $2 million in funding from Kalaari Capital CreditVidya, a Mumbai-based financial technology startup, has raised $2 million in Series A funding from venture capital (VC) fund Kalaari Capital, reports Mint. The company will use the funds to expand its technology and data science team and strengthen its technology platform. CreditVidya provides financial institutions with a credit score for individuals by using non-traditional data sources like the mobile phone recharge pattern, utility bill payments, e-commerce purchase behaviour etc. It has tied up with Bajaj Finserv, Fullerton India and Shriram Housing Finance. *** ListUp Raises $500K in Seed Funding ListUp, a Mumbai-based P2P app to buy and sell used goods, has raised $500,000 (Rs 3.3 crore) in a funding round led by Kae Capital, reports VCCircle. It also saw participation from FreeCharge Chairman, Kunal Shah and Head of Tandon Group, Sandeep Tandon. The company will use the funds for product enhancement such as utilising data to give personal recommendations, offline and online marketing, and the creation of network density in their target markets. Sasha Mirchandani, the Founder of Kae Capital, will also be joining the company’s board, as part of the deal. The app is centred around geographical proximity and enables people to discover interesting goods being sold in their neighbourhood. ListUp claims to have a 100% month-on-month verified user growth and a 300% month-on-month growth in the number of product listings. *** 6Degree raises $200K from Indian Angel Network 6Degree, a Mumbai-based tech-enabled fashion start-up, has raised about $200,000…
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