Bengaluru-based business banking platform Infinity has secured $1.9 million (about Rs 16 crore) in equity funding from Y Combinator, Liquid 2 Ventures, Script Capital and angel investors such as Alan Rutledge, Justin Hamilton and Samvit Ramadurgam.

Infinity focuses on businesses engaged in cross-border sales, helping them receive international payments as they sell their products and services globally.

The startup was founded in 2023 by two brothers, Sourav and Sidharth Choraria, who were part of US-based early stage accelerator programme Y Combinator’s 2024 batch. Y Combinator has backed other Indian fintech startups such as Groww, Razorpay and Clear.

Sourav Choraria passed out of NIT Tiruchirappalli in 2013 and worked for MuSigma, Paytm Money and others, while Sidharth Choraria graduated from BITS Mesra and worked for Amazon and Instawork before starting Infinity.

“Global business banking is complex. Challenges like high costs, compliance hurdles and lack of pricing transparency make it even harder. Our mission is to simplify these processes and make international transactions effortless,” said Sourav Choraria, cofounder, Infinity.

In addition to payments, Infinity provides a treasury management solution to help businesses maximise returns on idle cash. It helps businesses invest their cash in low-risk liquid assets instead of keeping it idle in their bank accounts.

“Our vision is to become a full-fledged digital bank focused on facilitating exports and imports, empowering Indian small businesses to expand globally right from the start. Applying to the central bank for a payment aggregator-cross border licence is part of the roadmap,” said Sidharth Choraria.

Bengaluru-based business banking platform Infinity has secured $1.9 million (about Rs 16 crore) in equity funding from Y Combinator, Liquid 2 Ventures, Script Capital and angel investors such as Alan Rutledge, Justin Hamilton and Samvit Ramadurgam.

Infinity focuses on businesses engaged in cross-border sales, helping them receive international payments as they sell their products and services globally.

The startup was founded in 2023 by two brothers, Sourav and Sidharth Choraria, who were part of US-based early stage accelerator programme Y Combinator’s 2024 batch. Y Combinator has backed other Indian fintech startups such as Groww, Razorpay and Clear.

Sourav Choraria passed out of NIT Tiruchirappalli in 2013 and worked for MuSigma, Paytm Money and others, while Sidharth Choraria graduated from BITS Mesra and worked for Amazon and Instawork before starting Infinity.

“Global business banking is complex. Challenges like high costs, compliance hurdles and lack of pricing transparency make it even harder. Our mission is to simplify these processes and make international transactions effortless,” said Sourav Choraria, cofounder, Infinity.

In addition to payments, Infinity provides a treasury management solution to help businesses maximise returns on idle cash. It helps businesses invest their cash in low-risk liquid assets instead of keeping it idle in their bank accounts.

“Our vision is to become a full-fledged digital bank focused on facilitating exports and imports, empowering Indian small businesses to expand globally right from the start. Applying to the central bank for a payment aggregator-cross border licence is part of the roadmap,” said Sidharth Choraria.