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Startup Street: Kaleidofin raises Rs 36 crore; checking in to Bengaluru's Amazon AI Conclave and scaling up Lithium's business

Chennai-based fintech company, Kaleidofin, has closed Rs 36 crore Series A round led by Oikocredit, an impact investor with four decades of experience in financial inclusion.

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By Mugdha Variyar   | Megha Vishwanath   | Shruti Mishra  Dec 19, 2019 9:14:00 PM IST (Published)

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Chennai-based fintech company, Kaleidofin, has closed Rs 36 crore Series A round led by Oikocredit, an impact investor with four decades of experience in financial inclusion. Existing investors Flourish, a Silicon Valley-based venture firm backing financial health solutions globally and Omidyar Network India, an investment firm focused on social impact doubled down on their investments in the previous round. To know more about the fundraising, Startup Street spoke with Puneet Gupta, co-founder and executive director of Kaleidofin.

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