India’s startup ecosystem continues to witness steady capital inflows across emerging digital platforms, and proptech startup Truva has joined the list of young companies attracting strong investor backing. The Bengaluru-based proptech platform has raised $6.32 million (approximately ₹56.7 crore) in its Series A funding round, valuing the company at over $30 million on a post-money basis. The round was backed entirely by existing investors, underscoring continued conviction in Truva’s long-term vision and growth trajectory.
According to regulatory filings with the Registrar of Companies, Truva’s board approved the issuance of 54,628 Series A Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) at an issue price of ₹10,383 per share. The round was led by Stellaris Venture Partners, which invested ₹30.5 crore, followed by Orios Venture Partners, which infused ₹26.22 crore. The fresh capital will be deployed towards working capital requirements and business expansion, as the company looks to deepen its platform capabilities and accelerate go-to-market efforts.
Founded in 2023 by Puneet Arora, Monil Singhal, and Ankit Gupta, Truva is building a differentiated, insight-led property discovery platform aimed at simplifying home buying for Indian consumers. The startup offers detailed property listings enriched with data points such as natural light scores, noise ratings, 3D walkthroughs, and high-quality visual content. Beyond discovery, Truva supports buyers across the transaction lifecycle, including financing assistance, documentation, and property registration—positioning itself as a full-stack solution rather than a traditional listings portal.
Following the latest funding round, Stellaris Venture Partners holds a 24.53% stake in Truva, while Orios Venture Partners owns 9.24%. The three co-founders collectively retain a strong 54.87% ownership, with each holding 18.29%, reflecting founder-led conviction as the company scales. Prior to this Series A round, Truva had raised $3 million in seed funding, also led by Stellaris Venture Partners, making this a strong example of follow-on capital support in India’s D2C and platform-led startup ecosystem.
Financially, Truva remains in an early stage of its journey. For the year ended March 2024, the company reported operating revenue of ₹10.88 lakh and a loss of ₹10.30 lakh, consistent with pre-scale, product-focused operations. The startup is yet to file its FY25 financials, with the latest capital expected to fuel platform development, customer acquisition, and expansion into new micro-markets.
Truva’s fundraise also reflects broader momentum in the proptech segment. According to Entrackr’s annual report, proptech startups in India raised $368 million across 31 deals in 2025, accounting for 2.82% of total startup funding during the year. As home buying increasingly shifts toward digital-first, insight-driven platforms, startups like Truva are well-positioned to benefit from evolving consumer expectations around transparency, convenience, and end-to-end support.
Within the larger context of D2C news India and Indian D2C updates, Truva’s Series A round highlights how platform-led startups are attracting patient capital even at early revenue stages. With strong investor backing, a product-first approach, and a clear focus on improving the home buying experience, Truva is emerging as a notable player in India’s fast-evolving proptech and direct-to-consumer digital ecosystem.
