What stage does All In Capital invest at?

All In Capital invests at the Pre-seed and Seed stages, typically writing cheques of $250K – $600K.

What sectors does All In Capital invest in?

All In Capital focuses on Sector-agnostic, Consumer, AI, SaaS and Fintech.

Which companies has All In Capital invested in?

Notable investments include Rocketlane, GIVA, Jai Kisan and Fashinza. See the full list on this page.

Who are the partners at All In Capital?

Key people include Kushal Bhagia (Founder & General Partner) and Aditya Singh (Co-founder & Partner).

Does All In Capital invest in women founders?

All In Capital is a generalist fund and backs strong founders regardless of gender, women founders included. For funds with an explicit women-founder mandate, see our women-focused funds list.

Micro-VC · Pre-seed–Seed

All In Capital

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Snapshot

Firm type: Micro-VC
Founded: 2022
Fund / AUM: Fund I ~$10–11M; Fund II ~$25M (raising, first close 2024)
Typical cheque: $250K – $600K
Geographies: India
Leads rounds: Yes
Last updated: 23 July 2026

About All In Capital

A pre-seed micro-VC that backs young, non-obvious founders very early, often at the pre-product stage, and leads those first rounds. It uses a founder-market-fit lens rather than chasing established sectors.

All In Capital is a micro-vc, founded in 2022, investing in India. It backs companies at the Pre-seed and Seed stages, with a focus on Sector-agnostic, Consumer, AI, SaaS and Fintech. Typical cheques run $250K – $600K. It usually leads the rounds it joins.

On fund size, the firm reports Fund I ~$10–11M; Fund II ~$25M (raising, first close 2024). Its portfolio includes Rocketlane, GIVA, Jai Kisan and Fashinza.

Investment focus

Stages

Pre-seed Seed

Sectors

Sector-agnostic Consumer AI SaaS Fintech

Notable investments

4 of All In Capital’s better-known bets, grouped by sector. Names in coral open the company’s profile or founder story on this site.

SaaS

Rocketlane

D2C jewellery

GIVA

Agri-fintech

Jai Kisan

B2B apparel

Fashinza

How to pitch All In Capital

Practical pointers drawn from what All In Capital says it backs. Always confirm the current focus and process with the firm before you reach out.

They invest at Pre-seed and Seed. Approach them when your company is at the idea or pre-product stage, through to companies with an early product and first signs of traction.
Their focus is Sector-agnostic, Consumer, AI, SaaS and Fintech, so lead with why you fit there.
Cheques are typically $250K – $600K, so size your round and ask accordingly.
The strongest way in is a warm introduction, ideally from a founder they have backed, such as Rocketlane, GIVA and Jai Kisan.
You can find the team and their current focus on their website, linked below.

Partners

Kushal Bhagia

Founder & General Partner

Aditya Singh

Co-founder & Partner

Website & links

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Frequently asked questions

What stage does All In Capital invest at?: All In Capital invests at the Pre-seed and Seed stages, typically writing cheques of $250K – $600K.
What sectors does All In Capital invest in?: All In Capital focuses on Sector-agnostic, Consumer, AI, SaaS and Fintech.
Which companies has All In Capital invested in?: Notable investments include Rocketlane, GIVA, Jai Kisan and Fashinza. See the full list on this page.
Who are the partners at All In Capital?: Key people include Kushal Bhagia (Founder & General Partner) and Aditya Singh (Co-founder & Partner).
Does All In Capital invest in women founders?: All In Capital is a generalist fund and backs strong founders regardless of gender, women founders included. For funds with an explicit women-founder mandate, see our women-focused funds list.