IPF Raises Rs 3.2 Crore Seed Funding to Expand Kids' Resale Platform
- IPF secures Rs 3.2 crore in seed funding led by Titan Capital.
- Funds to boost technology, logistics, and parent acquisition.
- Platform aims to scale safe, sustainable resale of kids’ products across India.
Bengaluru-based kids-focused resale startup IPF has raised Rs 3.2 crore (around $375,000) in a seed funding round led by Titan Capital, with participation from Better Capital and angel investors including Ranjit Pratap Singh, Aashish Jindal, Vivek Gulati, and Abhishek Bhayana.
The fresh capital will help IPF enhance its technology and platform scalability, improve logistics and quality checks, and accelerate parent acquisition across major cities. Co-founded in 2024 by Priyadershita Singh and Abhas Mittal, IPF operates a peer-to-peer marketplace for pre-loved kids’ products, offering a safe, affordable, and sustainable alternative to traditional retail.
The platform combines community trust with intuitive technology, ensuring parents can buy and sell high-quality items that are often lightly used but expensive when purchased new. By addressing gaps in verification, logistics, and safety, IPF is redefining circular consumption for families.
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Since launching its in-app payments feature in March 2025, the startup has seen strong traction, serving parents in metro and non-metro cities. The company plans to invest in product intelligence, robust verification layers, and operational capabilities to scale and serve millions of families in the coming years.
With this seed round, IPF is well-positioned to strengthen its market presence, expand its parent community, and accelerate adoption of safe and sustainable resale of kids’ products across India.
