Bookkeeping

OkCredit raises $67m in digital bookkeeping push

With the help of technology, this two-year-old Indian startup hopes to bring change to the traditional way of keeping accounts with large logbooks.

OkCredit, an Indian credit management platform for small and medium-sized merchants, has raised $67 million in its Series B funding round as it plans to expand its client base.

The Bengaluru-based startup secured funding from existing investors Lightspeed India and Tiger Global.

This is the second time the two funds have invested in OkCredit, having already committed in its $15.5 million Series A round alongside Morningside Venture Capital and Venture Highway three months ago.

Two-year-old OkCredit helps small and medium-sized merchants digitise their book of credit through its mobile app. Users are able to track their daily purchases and sales online...

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