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CoinSwitch
India's largest retail crypto trading platform (CoinSwitch Kuber app).
Stage
growth
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why CoinSwitch is interesting
a16z's first India bet — Tiger and Ribbit joined Sequoia in a $260M unicorn Series C at $1.9B valuation.
Key facts
- Series C (2021): $260M co-led by a16z and Coinbase Ventures at $1.9B; Tiger, Ribbit, Sequoia India participated (CoinSwitch press)
- Co-investors: Coinbase Ventures, Paradigm named in press but not in VCT directory
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Industries
Crypto & Web3 Fintech
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FAQs about CoinSwitch
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
CoinSwitch operates CoinSwitch Kuber, India's leading retail crypto trading app — letting users buy, sell, and swap 100+ cryptocurrencies with rupee deposits and withdrawals.
Andreessen Horowitz (see /fund/andreessen-horowitz) co-led the $260M Series C in 2021. Sequoia (see /fund/sequoia), Tiger Global (see /fund/tiger-global-management), and Ribbit Capital (see /fund/ribbit-capital) also participated.
Series C ($260M at $1.9B valuation, 2021) was the last major disclosed round. The company remains private.
CoinSwitch was a16z's first India investment and one of the country's largest crypto consumer apps — a bellwether for retail crypto adoption in emerging markets, though India regulatory uncertainty remains a risk.
No — CoinSwitch remains a private company.
Last updated: 2026-07-24