Funding · Financial Services
GoSats raises $5M Series A from Konvoy
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- Date
- Company
- GoSats
- What it does
- Rewards and wealth platform
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- $5M
- Stage
- Series A
- Founded
- 2020
- Sector
- Financial Services
What they do
GoSats lets users earn rewards in Bitcoin, gold and other assets for online shopping
What happened
It raised $5M in Series A funding led by US VC Konvoy, with Y Combinator and Taisu Ventures participating
Why it matters
The company plans to add silver, stablecoins and stock baskets to its rewards ecosystem
The details
- GoSats has raised $5M in a Series A round.
- The round was led by US-based VC firm Konvoy.
- Existing backer Y Combinator and Web3-focused Taisu Ventures also participated.
- Angel investors joined the round according to one source.
- The company will use the funds to accelerate user acquisition and expand its product suite.
- It also plans to improve its tech stack with AI-driven personalisation for wealth management and shopping.
- GoSats aims to grow its user base from 1.5 Lakh to 1 million in the coming years.
The bigger picture
- GoSats wants to be seen as a wealth platform, not just a Bitcoin or crypto product.
- It plans to expand rewards to new asset classes like silver, stablecoins and stock baskets.
- The company will deepen partnerships with consumer brands and fintech platforms.
- This funding comes as GoSats processes ₹50 Cr in Bitcoin and ₹5 Cr in gold rewards since inception.
About the business
- GoSats initially offered cashback in Bitcoin for online shopping and later added gold, gift vouchers and merchandise.
- Users collect rewards in GoSats wallets and can redeem them into blockchain wallets or use them for future purchases.
- It partners with Augmont for gold rewards exchange to physical gold or gold-backed assets.
- Rewards are backed by Bitcoin or gold held by GoSats; users cannot buy or sell Bitcoin directly.
- GoSats offers physical Visa cards – a basic free card and an Elite card with ₹999 annual subscription.
- The Elite card has UPI integration for transactions via any QR code.
- Partner brands include Flipkart, Myntra, Swiggy, Nykaa and Google.
- GoSats processes monthly rewards of about ₹40 Lakh.
What happens next
- Accelerate user acquisition to reach 1 million users.
- Expand product suite with AI-driven personalisation for wealth management and shopping.
- Add new reward asset classes: silver, stablecoins, stock baskets.
- Deepen partnerships with consumer brands and fintech platforms.
- Expand the team.
The deal
- Type
- Series A
Investors
- Konvoy (lead) — US-based venture capital firm.
- Y Combinator (participated) — Existing backer; startup accelerator.
- Taisu Ventures (participated) — Web3-focused venture capital firm.
Founders
- Mohammed Roshan, cofounder and CEO
- Roshni Aslam, cofounder
About GoSats
- Product
- Fintech platform offering Bitcoin and gold rewards on online shopping, gift cards, and prepaid instruments
- Customers
- Indian consumers seeking exposure to digital assets and alternative wealth accumulation
- How it makes money
- B2C2B platform connecting brands with consumers through rewards and crypto incentives
- What sets it apart
- Integrated rewards ecosystem expanding beyond Bitcoin to include gold and other asset classes
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