Finance & Stock Market
Obtaining $3.4 million in Series A investment, Cashinvoice


By Kajal Sharma - 09 Feb 2024 04:56 PM
A $3.4 million Series A funding led by HDFC Bank, Pravega Ventures, and Accion Venture Lab was obtained by Cashinvoice. By FY25, the company hope"By implementing cutting-edge SCF technology, this strategic investment will enable extended financial inclusion for the missing middle. It highlights our commitment to improving MSMEs' working capital management and cash flow, resulting in a more simplified and effective supply chain finance environment," Cashinvoice co-founder Shrinivas Kasar stated.Anchor firms and MSME partners benefit from Cashinvoice's digital invoice discounting marketplace, which integrates with corporates to handle loans against invoices. More than 15 lakh invoices worth more than Rs 15,000 crore have been processed thus far.s to have disbursed $2.4 billion in loans to MSMEs in order to grow operations, improve market presence, and create new products.Pravega Ventures, HDFC Bank, and current investor Accion Venture Lab were among the backers.
The company plans to use the money to grow operations, improve its visibility in both new and existing markets, and create new products.Under the direction of co-founder and CEO Arun Poojari, Cashinvoice provides customized SCF solutions to anchor corporations, including some of India's top 100 corporates and its MSME partners (both vendors and distributors), through its digital invoice discounting platform. Its digital platform uses risk assessment and authenticated invoicing, and it integrates with anchor companies. By FY25, the company hopes to increase its discounting throughput to Rs. 20,000 Cr, which will enable digital loan processing against invoices for lenders and upscale the MSME base from the current 3,000 to 10,000.Cashinvoice was founded in September 2019 and has since made a profit by enabling the payment of over 15 lakh invoices, worth over INR 15 crore.
It has done this by forming partnerships with Indian corporations, including Tata Motors, Bata, Bajaj Electricals, Oppo, Voltas, One Plus, Patanjali, Kalyan Jewellers, Paragon, and more."India's Digital Public Infrastructure prowess has allowed lenders multiple data points to assess credit risk beyond the traditional asset-based credit mechanism," Arun Poojari said in response to the news. Supply chain finance examines the vintage and pace of the buyer-seller connection while concentrating on financing particular transactions. It assists MSMEs in bringing predictability and regularity to their financial flows, allowing them to expand and create jobs. With this round, Cashinvoice will keep enhancing its offerings by capitalizing on India's DPI and the steady expansion of trade, which supports the rising GST collections.