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BUSINESS·2 min read·May 14, 2026

GetMega has brought $15 million up in its Series B round from Nexus Ventures, Accel India and Hashed Venture Fund

Startup GetMega has brought $15 million up in its Series B round from Nexus Ventures, Accel India and Hashed Venture Fund. The Bengaluru-based startup had prior raised $9 million from Nexus Ventures and Accel India in its holy messenger and Series A round. Separation of Series B, current valuation a

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Startup GetMega has brought $15 million up in its Series B round from Nexus Ventures, Accel India and Hashed Venture Fund. The Bengaluru-based startup had prior raised $9 million from Nexus Ventures and Accel India in its holy messenger and Series A round.

Separation of Series B, current valuation and shareholding

As indicated by GetMega’s administrative filings, the organization has raised Rs 113 crore or $15 million in May, June and September in which new financial backer Hashed Venture has placed in Rs 51.35 crore or $7 million while Nexus and Accel have put $4 million each in two tranches separately.

Hashed is a South Korean investment firm that had before driven a $3 million Series A round in friendly sound stage Headfone in January this year.

As per Fintrackr’s appraisals, GetMega has raised new assets at a valuation of Rs 550 crore or near $75 million. This is a three-overlap hop in the organization’s valuation which was esteemed at around $25 million during its Series A.

Following the portion of new offers, organizers Mayank Kumar and Lokesh Jangid’s aggregate stake in the organization has been decreased to 42.02%. Accel has arisen as the biggest partner among financial backers, controlling 23.62% followed by Nexus and Hashed who have 19.62% and 9.28% stake individually.

Sequential business visionaries

GetMega was dispatched in mid 2018 by Kumar and Jangid. The pair had recently established last-mile conveyance startup Opinio, which was obtained by wellbeing and wellness startup Curefit in 2017. Curefit itself was procured by Tata Digital in June this year.

GetMega offers expertise based games across cards, relaxed and random data classes. Situated as a social gaming stage, GetMega relies on other social and informing stages like YouTube, WhatsApp, and Instagram for conveyance.

As of March, the Android-just application had 5 million enlisted clients on the stage and as per an ET report, the startup tries to have 50 million clients before the year’s over.

Genuine cash gaming new businesses in India

The genuine cash gaming portion is relied upon to develop at a CAGR of 40% from 2020−22 in India which has been overwhelmed by enormous subsidized players including Dream11, MPL, Nazara Technologies and WinZo Games.

Dream11 has arisen as the biggest supported startup in this space and as indicated by Entrackr’s sources, it is in converses with raise a new round at around $8 billion valuation. MPL is additionally during the time spent raising another round that will drive the organization into unicorn region.

WinZo Games and Zupee additionally shut their subsidizing adjusts as of late.

It’s important that taking part in talent based contests rivalries for monetary rewards is legitimate in India, besides in the provinces of Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Nagaland, Telangana, Sikkim, Odisha and Kerala.

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