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Home > Startups > Funding > Borderless raises ₹20 crore in bridge funding round

Borderless raises ₹20 crore in bridge funding round

Borderless was formerly known as Stockal but Its cross-border investing platform will continue to operate under the Stockal brand.

Abhinav Kumar Singh
Last updated: June 1, 2025 2:02 PM
By Abhinav Kumar Singh
Borderless raises ₹20 crore in bridge funding round
Borderless raises ₹20 crore in bridge funding round
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Borderless (formerly Stockal), a cross-border investing platform, has raised ₹20 crore in a bridge funding round led by an investor syndicate of Equirus Credence Family Office and also saw participation from July Ventures and others.

The funds raised will be used to launch multi-currency banking and payment products.

Founded in 2015 by Sitashwa Srivastava and Vinay Bharathwaj, Borderless is a next-generation platform that seeks to help affluent individuals across emerging markets worldwide to save on their travel, education and healthcare costs among other things while allowing them to invest cross-border in absolute comfort and convenience.

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Its cross-border investing platform will continue to operate under the Stockal brand.

Borderless currently has 100+ financial institutions & fintech partners, operates 160,000+ global capital accounts, has processed $2 billion worth of transactions and has customers in 18+ countries.

It has received ₹100 crore in funding so far and counts July Ventures, AROA Ventures, HDFC, Hashed Ventures and others as its investors.

Sitashwa Srivastava, Founder & CEO, Borderless, said, “The more we engaged our affluent customers in emerging markets, the more we realized that their global aspirations extended beyond cross-border investing and included travel, education & healthcare, etc. The opportunity to help them save, invest and pay for a more fundamentally global lifestyle is worth about US$25 billion a year emerging markets globally. Last few months we invested heavily in building a platform that will allow them to “save” as well as “invest” including getting the regulatory part right. Am truly excited about the next phase of our journey as Borderless, a name which truly aligns and connotes what we intend to offer and the aspirations of those whom we address.”

“The new expanded platform is not good just from the perspective of end customers but even for players in the wealth management, investing and the overall fintech ecosystem who now can add more value to their customers by leveraging the Borderless platform. For us, it means wider universe of partners to tap into making it a win-win. We thank our existing investors for their continued faith in me and the team. Look forward to together building a large, globally scaled venture in this space out of India,” Sitashwa further added.

Mitesh Shah, MD & CEO, Equirus Credence Family Office, said, “We’ve tracked Borderless for the last 4-5 years and have been closely involved as partners. Their evolution from a cross-border investing platform to a more holistic financial player is something that we have been very excited about. Their new products are category-defining and their early successes in markets like Africa and Middle East are super encouraging. Very happy to be an enabler in their growth as they scale over the next 5 years.”

Ravi Krishnappa, Partner, July Ventures, said, “Sitashwa and the team at Borderless have stayed sharply focused on execution and built a solid foundation—with an inbuilt moat driven by product depth and customer engagement. Their pivot to a broader platform taps into the growing demand from affluent consumers in emerging markets looking to engage globally. It opens up meaningful revenue opportunities and positions them for scalable, profitable growth. We’re glad to continue backing them as they scale.”

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