• Rs 150 crore fund launched to accelerate D2C and quick commerce growth.
• Non-dilutive capital access with AI-driven credit infrastructure.
• Global investor networks and Japan market entry support for Indian startups.

Recur Club, a debt marketplace for startups and SMEs, has announced a partnership with Enrission India Capital, an early-stage investment firm focused on impact-driven ventures. This collaboration aims to improve access to non-dilutive capital and offer long-term support for startups creating innovative solutions in India.

Earlier this year, Recur Club launched a Rs 150 crore ($18 million) fund to help D2C brands grow in quick commerce. With this new partnership, eligible startups can secure structured, non-dilutive funding while keeping founder control. Recur Club will also help Enrission India Capital’s portfolio companies raise institutional equity rounds more efficiently.

“This partnership brings together capital, belief, and community. With Enrission’s focus on social impact and our AI-led credit infrastructure, we’re making it easier for startups to get funding while fostering an inclusive ecosystem. The Japan connection adds a global aspect, creating opportunities for Indian founders to expand internationally,” said Eklavya Gupta, co-founder and CEO of Recur Club.

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This collaboration offers a mix of AI-driven funding, mentorship, and access to international investor networks, especially in Japan. Recur Club has committed to providing Rs 2,000 crore in debt funding for startups and SMEs, and Rs 1,000 crore for MSMEs in FY25. Since 2021, the platform has disbursed over Rs 500 crore, with D2C businesses constituting nearly 30% of its portfolio.

Backed by investors such as InfoEdge Ventures, Village Global, LC Nueva, and Titan Capital, Recur Club continues to pursue its mission of offering fast, flexible, and founder-friendly financing.

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