Easy Home Finance, a housing finance startup in Mumbai, just got $30 million in a Series C funding round. Investcorp, a global investment firm, led the round, and Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund, who’ve invested before, also chipped in. This brings Easy Home Finance’s total funding to about $130 million. This shows strong belief in India’s quickly changing housing finance scene, which is becoming more tech-driven.
This new funding puts Easy Home Finance in a good spot among housing finance companies that serve the affordable and middle-income markets in India. The company plans to use the money to grow into new areas, make its tech better, and grow its network since more people outside big cities want to own homes.
Easy Home Finance, started in 2017, uses a digital way to provide housing finance with fast loan approvals, simple paperwork, and easier access to loans. The company mainly helps middle-income borrowers, who are often not served well by normal banks, even though they’re a growing group of homebuyers. By using tech for things like assessing credit, Easy Home Finance has made getting a home loan easier while still being careful with risk.
Before this Series C round, Easy Home Finance raised $35 million in November 2024. That round was led by Ranjan Pai’s family office, Claypond Capital, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s Asia Rising Fund. Before that, in 2021, they got $15 million in a Series A round, led by Xponentia Capital. The ongoing support from investors shows they believe in the company’s way of doing things, how well it makes money, and its ability to deliver.
Easy Home Finance wants to use the new funding to grow its loan business and have a bigger presence in smaller cities, where there’s a growing need for affordable housing finance. More people moving to cities, better infrastructure, and good government policies have made more people outside big cities want to buy homes. The company’s tech helps it grow without spending too much money.
The housing finance business in India has seen more attention from investors recently. In 2025, Weaver Services, a tech-based housing finance platform, raised $170 million in a funding round led by Lightspeed and Premji Invest. Other fundraises include Altum Credo’s $19 million round, Vastu Housing’s $100 million investment from Prosus, and Basic Home Loan’s $10.6 million funding. These investments show that digital lending is becoming more important in helping to solve India’s housing credit problems.
With this Series C funding, Easy Home Finance can grow faster, spend more on tech, and expand across emerging markets. With the demand for affordable housing in India growing, the company wants to play a key role in making home ownership possible with faster, simpler, and easier-to-get mortgage options.
