Drivio funding, investors and company details

Drivio is an emerging Financial Services - Fintech - Lending startup from Gurugram, working in the space of FinTech / Digital Lending – Two-wheeler financing marketplace (Auto-fintech). Founded by Saurabh Tripathi, Ankur Bhardwaj, Arvind Yadav.

Company: Drivio Technologies Private Limited
Sector: Financial Services - Fintech - Lending
Location: Gurugram
Founders: Saurabh Tripathi, Ankur Bhardwaj, Arvind Yadav

Company overview

Drivio is a fintech startup focused on transforming the two-wheeler financing ecosystem in India through a digital-first, technology-driven platform. The company operates as an omnichannel lending marketplace, connecting buyers, dealers, and financial institutions to simplify and accelerate the loan process for purchasing two-wheelers. The core business of Drivio revolves around enabling quick and hassle-free access to vehicle loans. Its platform allows users to compare loan options from multiple lenders, receive instant approvals, and complete the financing process digitally with minimal paperwork. By integrating with banks and NBFCs, Drivio acts as an intermediary that streamlines the entire journey—from loan discovery to disbursal—within a few clicks. A key focus area for the company is addressing the inefficiencies in India’s fragmented two-wheeler lending market, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities where access to formal credit is limited. Drivio leverages data, automation, and digital workflows to improve loan accessibility for underserved customers while also helping dealers increase conversions and lenders expand their reach. Overall, Drivio operates in the FinTech and alternative lending space, with a mission to digitize and democratize two-wheeler financing in India. By combining marketplace dynamics with financial technology, the company aims to create a seamless, transparent, and scalable lending ecosystem for one of the country’s largest vehicle segments.

Funding rounds

Latest round (Pre-Seed): Undisclosed Amount, 2024-04-18. Investors: GSF, DHFO, Rajesh Sawhney (GSF), Niyaz Laiq, Dinesh Hinduja Family Office, Avinash Kumar (Credenc)