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Edubuk raises $50M from Nimbus Capital

What they do

Edubuk fights fake credentials with blockchain and AI tools

Nimbus Capital invested $50M in March 2026

Edubuk eyes NASDAQ IPO, expanding from Singapore and UAE

Edubuk, founded by Apoorva Bajaj and Shivani Mehrotra Bajaj, fights fake credentials.
The company raised $50M from Nimbus Capital in March 2026.
Edubuk is self-funded with ₹1.21-1.3 crore and has revenue over $1M.
It received an angel investment in December 2024.
Edubuk operates in Lucknow and Hyderabad.
The company secured UAE golden visas for its operations.
Edubuk plans a NASDAQ IPO as part of international expansion from Singapore and UAE hubs.
The fake credentials market is estimated at $20B.

Edubuk addresses the $20B fake credentials market with blockchain and AI.
The founders' early Bitcoin investments led to a blockchain education focus.
Global accolades include G20 awards and MIT/Harvard recognition.
Hackathon wins validated its scam-free ecosystem.

Edubuk provides blockchain-secured DigiLocker integrations for verification.
Its AI-powered TruCV offers tamper-proof verification.
TruJobs verifies profiles against LinkedIn dupes and fake internships.
The EBUK token, first verified-to-earn, funds no-code courses in AI, blockchain, and cybersecurity.
CETA platform provides internships and placements with verified recruiters.
The Neo-Ed model reskills students, verifies employees, and ensures employer trust.
Courses are vetted by NSDC, Google, and IBM professionals, updated quarterly.
Merit-based grants require milestones and public good.
The AI Olympiad offers prizes and internships.