Women-led tech startups in India raised $1.1 billion in 2025
Women-led tech startups in India pulled in $1.1 billion across 407 funding rounds last year, according to Tracxn.
While that's a 9% dip from 2024, the median deal size rose—investors are clearly backing startups that have proven their revenue chops.
Bengaluru topped the list, followed by Gurugram and Mumbai
Bengaluru was the top city for women-led tech funding with $447 million, while Gurugram and Mumbai followed at $115 million and $112 million.
These three cities saw most of the action for women-founded startups.
Early-stage funding jumped to $572 million over 82 rounds
Early-stage funding jumped to $572 million over 82 rounds, even as seed and late-stage investments slowed down.
Retail and enterprise applications emerged as the most funded segments among women-co-founded companies.
Top 3 funding rounds for women-led startups
Big wins included Giva snagging $62 million (Series C), AMNEX landing $52 million (Series A), and Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters brewing up $25 million—Giva and Blue Tokai were in June.
Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi continued to dominate women-led startup activity.