Easy Home Finance Raises $30M in Series C Funding Led by Investcorp

Easy Home Finance, a mortgage tech lender based in Mumbai, has just closed a Series C funding round of $30 million (₹ 275 Crores), led by Investcorp. Existing investors Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund also joined the round.

The startup was founded in 2017 with the main aim of simplifying home loans for the middle class, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. The startup uses a technology-driven approach to make the loan process faster, smoother, and more accessible. Over the years, Easy Home Finance has assisted 10k+ families and has disbursed 1000+ Crore loans.

Now, with this new funding, the startup aims to expand into new markets, develop its distribution channels, and increase its loan book.

Key Highlights of Easy Home Finance Series Funding

Here are a few key details of Easy Home Finance Series C funding.

About Easy Home Finance

Easy Home Finance was founded in the year 2017 by Rohit Chakani (Founder & Managing Director) and Parak Mehta (Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer). The main objective behind the formation of Easy Home Finance was to offer easily accessible home finance solutions to people and help millions of people in getting their dream home in a hassle-free manner.

It is registered with the National Housing Bank (NHBC) and offers a technology platform that helps people reduce paperwork, speeding up decision-making and improving credit access.

Previous Funding Rounds: Series A and B

Easy Home Finance received its first institutional funding in 2021, when it raised $15 million in Series A funding led by Xponentia Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in India. This first institutional funding helped the company build its technology and expand its operations in different cities.
In November 2024, the company raised another $35 million in Series B funding led by Claypond Capital - the family office investment vehicle of Ranjan Pai, in association with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s Asia Rising Fund.

Series C Funding: $30m Led by Investcorp

In January 2026, Easy Home Finance raised a Series C funding of $30 million led by Investcorp, a global investment firm with a successful history of investments in financial services and fintech.

Existing investors Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund also joined the funding round, with SMBC Asia Fund and other investors showing their support for the business model and growth potential of the startup.

The funding will be utilized for:

• Geographic expansion: To reach the major cities of India.
• Enhancing technology infrastructure: To improve the speed of underwriting, analytics, and customer experience.
• Developing distribution infrastructure: To reach out to the local community.
• Increasing the company’s loan book: To fuel long-term assets under management (AUM).

This Series C funding marks a significant milestone in the growth of Easy Home Finance.

About the Investors (Series C Round)

Easy Home Finance’s Series C funding round of $30 million was led by Investcorp, and the round also saw participation from existing investors Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund. This shows that new and old investors alike are confident about Easy Home Finance’s future and its focus on home loans in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.

The fact that Investcorp led the round means that a large global investor thinks the company can grow very quickly. Claypond Capital's investment again means that they are confident about the company’s progress so far and its future plans.

Overall, this investor support will help Easy Home Finance grow, reach more cities, and increase its loan business.

Summary

Easy Home Finance, a mortgage-tech lender based out of Mumbai, founded in 2017, has raised $30 million in Series C funding led by Investcorp, and also saw participation from Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund.

The company plans to use this funding to build its distribution network, expand its presence into new markets, improve its technology and scale its loan book. With strong support from investors and a keen focus on Tier 2 and Tier 3 India, the startup is positioning itself as a fast-growing player in the affordable home loan space.

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Author: Komal Bhatt

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