Truva Raises Rs 78 Crore to Scale Resale Homes Platform
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Truva Raises Rs 78 Crore to Scale Resale Homes Platform

Truva, a full-stack resale homes platform, has raised Rs 780 million in fresh capital to accelerate expansion and deepen its technology-led operating model. The funding comprises Rs 610 million in equity led by Stellaris Venture Partners and Orios Venture Partners, along with Rs 170 million in venture debt from Stride Ventures. The round also saw participation from angel investors including Mukesh Bansal, Ramakant Sharma, Natasha Malpani Oswal and Ram Raheja.
The capital will be used to expand Truva’s presence across Mumbai and enter new metros such as Delhi NCR and Bengaluru, strengthen TruIQ—its proprietary real estate valuation and liquidity intelligence engine—and scale inventory-backed operations including staging, legal verification and transaction execution.
Founded in 2023, Truva operates a full-stack model, taking exclusive mandates from sellers and managing the entire transaction journey from discovery to registration. Its TruIQ engine analyses over 1,000 data points to deliver unit-level pricing, enabling homes to sell 7–10 times faster than the market average at transparent valuations.
Since launch, Truva has built a presence across seven Mumbai micro-markets, facilitated resale transactions worth over Rs 5 billion and achieved six-fold year-on-year growth. The company plans to cross Rs 15 billion in GMV over the next 12 months as it expands into more than 20 micro-markets.

Truva, a full-stack resale homes platform, has raised Rs 780 million in fresh capital to accelerate expansion and deepen its technology-led operating model. The funding comprises Rs 610 million in equity led by Stellaris Venture Partners and Orios Venture Partners, along with Rs 170 million in venture debt from Stride Ventures. The round also saw participation from angel investors including Mukesh Bansal, Ramakant Sharma, Natasha Malpani Oswal and Ram Raheja.The capital will be used to expand Truva’s presence across Mumbai and enter new metros such as Delhi NCR and Bengaluru, strengthen TruIQ—its proprietary real estate valuation and liquidity intelligence engine—and scale inventory-backed operations including staging, legal verification and transaction execution.Founded in 2023, Truva operates a full-stack model, taking exclusive mandates from sellers and managing the entire transaction journey from discovery to registration. Its TruIQ engine analyses over 1,000 data points to deliver unit-level pricing, enabling homes to sell 7–10 times faster than the market average at transparent valuations.Since launch, Truva has built a presence across seven Mumbai micro-markets, facilitated resale transactions worth over Rs 5 billion and achieved six-fold year-on-year growth. The company plans to cross Rs 15 billion in GMV over the next 12 months as it expands into more than 20 micro-markets.

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