Aprameya Radhakrishna, Rahul Guptan, Ram Bhamidi, Aneesh Garg, and Murali Subramanian have contributed $200,000 to the ongoing pre-series A investment round for the online dispute resolution (ODR) platform CADRE ODR.

According to a press release from CADRE ODR, the money raised will be utilized to democratize access to justice by providing a cost-effective, practical, and easily accessible alternative for resolving disputes for both individuals and companies.

CADRE ODR, which was co-founded in 2019 by Kanchan Gupta and Rajneesh Jaswal, uses cutting-edge technology to provide quick, affordable, and legally enforceable resolutions for business and other conflicts. In contrast to traditional techniques, the company uses an AI-driven platform to cut dispute resolution timeframes to as short as 45–60 days. The crucial problem of expensive and time-consuming legal resolutions is addressed by the company's platform.

A complete, technologically advanced dispute resolution system with a streamlined legal procedure is offered by CADRE. It claims to have handled close to 8,000 cases in the areas of banking, securities, employment, and business conflicts to date. The business intends to advance the creation of AI-based technologies that enhance dispute resolution's user experience, accuracy, and transparency.

The Bengaluru-based business claims that it is taking advantage of the growing demand for digital dispute resolution solutions by entering the South African and Australian markets. It has formed a strategic alliance with the Australian consulting firm Orington & Partners.

On this vital funding round Kanchan Gupta, Co-Founder of CADRE ODR says, “With increasing pressure on judicial courts and a greater focus on ease of doing business, CADRE ODR is filling a vital gap. This funding allows us to advance our technology, expand our reach globally, and empower more people to resolve disputes swiftly and affordably”.