IPF secures Rs 3.2 crore in seed round led by Titan Capital

IPF, a peer-to-peer marketplace for preloved kids’ products, has raised Rs 3.2 crore (around $375,000) in a seed funding round led by Titan Capital.

The round also saw participation from Better Capital and angel investors including Ranjit Pratap Singh, Grip Invest co-founder Aashish Jindal, Vivek Gulati, and Abhishek Bhayana.

The startup plans to use the funds to upgrade IPF’s technology and scale its platform, improve logistics and quality checks, and grow its parent user base in key cities. It will also invest in smarter product features, stronger verification systems, and operations to support millions of families in the future.

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Mittal and Singh, co-founders of IPF said in a statement, “Every barely-used stroller, crib or toy is an opportunity to save a family money and prevent waste. What began as a trusted parenting community of engaged parents has now grown into a movement for smarter and more sustainable parenting in India, with 80,000+ parents already on board. With Titan Capital’s support, our focus is to strengthen technology, deepen trust and safety, and ensure every transaction is simple, secure and seamless for parents across the country”.

A spokesperson from Titan Capital added, “We believe C2C commerce is set to take off in India. IPF addresses a real and widespread need for Indian families. The team has built a marketplace that brings trust, transparency and convenience to a category that has long lacked a dependable peer-to-peer solution. We are excited to partner with Priya and Abhas as they scale.”

About IPF 

Founded in 2024 by Priyadershita Singh and Abhas Mittal, the Bengaluru-based IPF is a platform for pre-loved kids’ products that helps parents easily buy and sell high-quality items. It combines community trust with simple technology to offer a safe, affordable and sustainable alternative to traditional retail. With a fast-growing parent base across major Indian cities, IPF aims to promote quality-driven circular consumption for families.

The platform addresses key gaps in the resale market by offering verification, logistics support and safety features that parents expect but often don’t find on classifieds platforms. Many kids’ products are lightly used but expensive when new, and IPF provides a reliable way to resell and purchase them.

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Looking ahead, IPF plans to invest in smarter product features, stronger verification systems and operational capabilities to serve millions of families. Since launching in-app payments in March 2025, the company says it has seen strong traction and now serves parents across both metro and non-metro cities in India.

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