Stripe
Stripe took part in 1 disclosed round in Indian startups in 2026 (0 as lead), most often Series A rounds in Financial Services; its latest was Xflow on 24 February 2026.
About Stripe
Stripe has backed Indian startups that StopDown covered, listed below.
Deals in 2026
| Date | Company | Round | Amount | Role | Co-investors | Story |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 February 2026 | XFXflow | Series A | $16.6 Mn (₹151 Cr) | Participant | General Catalyst (India), Square Peg, Lightspeed, Moore Strategic Ventures, PayPal Ventures | Story |
Stage and sector mix
Disclosed rounds Stripe took part in, by stage and by sector.
| Stage | 2026 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Series A | 1 | 0 |
| Sector | 2026 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Services | 1 | 0 |
Frequent co-investors
| Investor | Rounds together |
|---|---|
| General Catalyst (India) | 1 |
| Lightspeed | 1 |
| Moore Strategic Ventures | 1 |
| PayPal Ventures | 1 |
| Square Peg | 1 |
Indian portfolio
India-based companies only. Linked names have a StopDown page; the rest link up on their own as soon as we cover them.
Stripe in the news
- EMEmergent · Launch · 14 April 2026Emergent launches VibeCon India hackathon in BengaluruEmergent is an AI software creation platform
- XFXflow · Funding · 24 February 2026 · $16.6 Mn (₹151 Cr)Xflow raises $16.6 Mn Series A from General CatalystXflow provides cross-border payments infrastructure for Indian exporters and importers
Questions about Stripe
How many investments did Stripe make in India in 2026?
StopDown has recorded 1 disclosed round in Indian startups with Stripe in 2026 so far, 0 of them as lead. The latest was Xflow on 24 February 2026 ($16.6 Mn (₹151 Cr)).
Which sectors does Stripe invest in?
In the 2025 and 2026 rounds StopDown recorded, Stripe invested most often in Financial Services (1 round).
Does Stripe lead rounds?
In the 1 round StopDown recorded in 2025 and 2026, Stripe joined as a participant; none named it as the lead.
Which Indian unicorns has Stripe backed?
Stripe's Indian portfolio includes Emergent, which StopDown's coverage or the investor's own material describes as unicorns.