Kids-focused resale platform IPF raises seed funding led by Titan Capital

IPF, a peer-to-peer marketplace for kids’ products, has raised Rs 3.2 crore (approximately $375,000) in a seed funding round led by Titan Capital, with participation from Better Capital and angel investors including Ranjit Pratap Singh, Grip Invest co-founder Aashish Jindal, Vivek Gulati, and Abhishek Bhayana.

The fresh funds will be used to strengthen its technology and platform scalability, improve logistics and quality-control operations, and accelerate parent acquisition across key cities, IPF said in a press release.

Co-founded in 2024 by Priyadershita Singh and Abhas Mittal, IPF is a platform for pre-loved kids’ products that helps parents buy and sell high-quality items. The platform combines community trust with intuitive technology to create a safe, affordable, and sustainable alternative to traditional retail. With a rapidly expanding parent base across major Indian cities, it aims to redefine quality-led circular consumption for families in India.

IPF addresses major gaps in this segment, such as parents needing a safe, structured, and trustworthy way to buy and sell high-quality kids’ products that are often lightly used but expensive when purchased new. Existing resale and classifieds platforms lacked the verification, logistics support, and safety layers parents expect.

The Bengaluru-based company plans to invest in product intelligence, safer verification layers, and operational capabilities needed to serve millions of families in the coming years. Since launching its in-app payments feature in March 2025, IPF claims to have seen strong traction. The platform now serves parents across India, in both metro and non-metro markets.