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Atlys raises $36 million in Series C funding
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- Date
- Company
- Atlys
- What it does
- Visa processing platform for travelers
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- $36 Mn (₹331.8 Cr)
- Stage
- Series C
- Founded
- 2021
What they do
Atlys is a visa processing platform helping travelers apply for visas from over 120 countries
What happened
The company secured $36 million led by Susquehanna Asia VC with new investment from MakeMyTrip
Why it matters
Funds will support expansion into new international markets and enhance AI-driven verification services
The details
- Atlys has secured $36 million in a Series C funding round.
- Susquehanna Asia VC led the investment round for the Indian startup.
- MakeMyTrip joined as a new investor taking a minority stake in the company.
- Existing investors Elevation Capital, Long Journey Ventures, and Peak XV Partners participated in the round.
- This brings the total capital raised by Atlys to over $73 million since inception.
- The company plans to use the funds to enter new international markets.
- Atlys intends to expand its AI roadmap for document verification and eligibility checks.
- The startup previously acquired its UK subsidiary Artionis in an all-cash deal in February 2025.
The bigger picture
- Atlys processes over 7 lakh visa applications annually from India.
- Visa volume grew 11 times since its Series B round in 2024.
- Nearly half of the business revenue comes from international markets.
- The company has processed approximately 450,000 visas since its previous funding round.
About the business
- Atlys operates a digital platform for visa processing across more than 120 countries.
- The service allows users to apply for visas directly from India.
- Additional services include eSIMs, foreign exchange, and travel insurance.
- The company serves both domestic Indian travelers and international customers.
- Revenue is significantly driven by international market contributions.
- The business model relies on high-volume application processing fees.
- Technology plays a key role in automating document verification and support.
- The company expanded its footprint through the acquisition of Artionis UK.
- Growth metrics show rapid scaling in application volumes year over year.
What happens next
- Enter new international markets using the raised capital.
- Expand AI roadmap for document verification and eligibility checks.
The deal
- Type
- Series C
Investors
- Susquehanna Asia VC (lead) — Asia Venture Capital firm leading the Series C round.
- MakeMyTrip (new investor) — Travel company taking a minority stake in Atlys.
- Elevation Capital (existing) — Existing investor participating in the current round.
- Long Journey Ventures (existing) — Existing investor participating in the current round.
- Peak XV Partners (existing) — Existing investor participating in the current round.
Founders
- Mohak Nahta, Founder
About Atlys
- Product
- Digital platform facilitating visa applications, eSIMs, forex, and travel insurance for multiple international destinations
- Customers
- Individual travellers seeking simplified visa application and travel services across multiple countries
- How it makes money
- B2C SaaS platform providing visa processing services with embedded financial services (forex, travel insurance)
- What sets it apart
- Ensures on-time visa delivery with AI-assisted document verification, eligibility checks, and traveller support
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