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Mintoak

● Mumbai, Maharashtra ● Founded 2017 ● mintoak.com ↗

Merchant-commerce SaaS platform founded in 2017 that lets banks and other merchant acquirers deliver payments and commerce tools to their small-business customers. It sells to financial institutions rather than to merchants directly, and says its platform reaches merchants across South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Backed by PayPal Ventures.

Raman Khanduja · Co-founder & CEO Rama Tadepalli · Co-founder Sanjay Nazareth · Co-founder
$9 MnTotal funding (tracked)
1Funding rounds
6 Aug 2026Last round

Mintoak: Funding Rounds

Date Round Amount Investors Source
6 Aug 2026 Debt (acquisition financing) ₹80 Cr (~$9 Mn) Blacksoil Capital source

Acquisitions

DateAcquirerAcquiredAmountSource
1 Mar 2025 Mintoak Digiledge ~$3.5M source

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FAQs on Mintoak

Who founded Mintoak?

Mintoak was founded by Raman Khanduja, Rama Tadepalli, Sanjay Nazareth in 2017.

How much funding has Mintoak raised?

Mintoak has raised $9 Mn across 1 tracked funding round(s), most recently on 2026-08-06. Figures are compiled from cited public sources.

Who are the investors in Mintoak?

Investors in Mintoak include Blacksoil Capital.

What does Mintoak do?

Merchant-commerce SaaS platform founded in 2017 that lets banks and other merchant acquirers deliver payments and commerce tools to their small-business customers. It sells to financial institutions rather than to merchants directly, and says its platform reaches merchants across South Asia, Africa and the Middle…

Where is Mintoak headquartered?

Mintoak is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Sources & corrections. Every fact on this page is compiled from cited public sources — follow the "source" links beside each entry. Profile sources: thepaypers.com www.mintoak.com inc42.com · Last verified 21 Oct 2026. · Report a correction