
CRED, fintech startup bags a whopping $80 Mn in Series C
Bengaluru-based Credit card payments platform CRED, on Tuesday, announced that it has scored $80 million in Series C round,
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Bengaluru-based Credit card payments platform CRED, on Tuesday, announced that it has scored $80 million in Series C round,

LambdaTest, on Wednesday, announced that it has raised $6 million in a Series A round from Sequoia Capital's Surge programme.

Sardar Patel Technology Business Incubator (SPTBI) in collaboration with LoveActually.Me and Adfactors PR, launches an incubator for differently-abled.

Boxit, a UAE-based proprietary 'valet storage' platform, on Tuesday, announced that it has raised funding from Alif Ba Holding.

Dubai-based e-commerce logistics startup, on Monday, announced that it has closed its ongoing seed funding round at $2.225 million.
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Abu Dhabi-based FinaMaze announces the launch of its ground-breaking AI-powered Robo Asset Manager for the MENA region.

Bengaluru, India-based edtech unicorn startup Unacademy, on Wednesday, raised an undisclosed sum from Tiger Global and Dragoneer.

Gurgaon, India-based used cars marketplace, Cars24 on Tuesday, raised $200 million Series E round led by DST Global, and existing investors.

Bengaluru-based fantasy sports platform Mobile Premier League (MPL), on Friday, raised $90 million in Series B round led by SIG Global & OYO.

The agreement outlines partnership opportunities between DIFC FinTech Hive and Israel’s FinTech Aviv, focused on innovation and financial technology.

Foreign business owners can own 100 percent of their businesses established in the UAE. The move leverages the skilled manpower of India.