Quick commerce or Q-commerce in India is on steroids. Within five months of its launch, the 10-minute grocery delivery app Zepto has raised $100 million in Series C funding led by Y Combinator.

In less than two months, quick commerce platform  Zepto  raised a new round of $100 million led by Y-Combinator, taking its valuation to $570 million. Existing investors have "doubled down ...

Kiranakart Technologies Pvt Ltd, which runs Zepto, a 10-minute grocery delivery app, has raised $100 million (around Rs 758 crore) in a Series C funding round led by American technology startup ...

Y Combinator Continuity led the Zepto’s Series D funding along with new investor Kaiser Permanente SENSEX 82,188.99 + 746.95 ... Co-Founder & CTO, Kaivalya says, ...

The Stanford University dropouts, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra founded Zepto, a 10-minute grocery delivery start-up backed by Y Combinator, as their second venture.

Zepto's cofounders, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, are securing personal debt of Rs 1,500 crore to increase their stake by purchasing shares from foreign investors before the quick commerce ...

Backed by Y Combinator and Glade Brook Capital, Zepto has carved a strong niche in metropolitan markets with its 10-minute delivery model. motilal oswal founders invest $100 million in zepto ...

“I invested in Zepto Q4 2020 (fourth quarter of calendar year 2020) before YC (Y Combinator). I recognised that the founders were of special quality as the pace and focus is what separated them ...

Zepto’s co-founder Aadit Palicha said the company could achieve a $3.6 billion valuation only because it is based in India, and that it aims to become a $50 billion company. Zepto's co-founders ...