Disconnected to online trade and installments stage Dot has gathered up Rs 170.5 crore or $23.4 million in its Series B round drove by the worldwide installment entryway monster PayU.

Entrackr had solely announced in January that Dot was in cutting edge converses with Prosus-possessed PayU to bring around $25 million up in a new venture round.

The Gurugram-based startup has endorsed the apportioning of 10 value shares and 7,123 Series B inclination shares at an issue cost of Rs 2,38,976 for every offer to raise Rs 170.5 crore, administrative filings show.

PayU Fintech Investments has put Rs 72.55 crore in the new round followed by InfoEdge Ventures Fund with Rs 61.66 crore and Google International with Rs 36.25 crore.

According to Fintrackr’s assessments, Dot has arrived at a post-cash valuation of Rs 610 crore or near $84 million. This is in excess of a four-crease bounce in Dot’s valuation in only one year. During its $7.8 million Series A subsidizing round in February 2020, Dot was esteemed at around $20 million.

Glided by PayU’s prime supporter Shailaz Nag alongside Gyanesh Sharma and Anurag Gupta, Dot gives advanced change and business answers for physical outlets. Bother left PayU in July 2019.

In September, Dot forayed into the web based business enablement space with a different application called Digital Showroom (beforehand Digital Dukaan) to empower a computerized customer facing facade for little shippers. As of late, Digital Showroom had asserted that it enrolled 4.5 million traders on its foundation in four months.

In the internet business enablement space, Dot rivals any semblance of Dukaan, Khatabook, OkCredit and Bikayi.

The new interest in Dot has likewise diminished the controlling stakes of the organizers. Bother currently holds 22.12% stake in the organization, Sharma has 10.06% and Gupta holds 6.03% stake. During its Series A round, Nag’s stake was decreased to 30.8% from 56.1%.

PayU has arisen as the biggest partner in Dot among financial backers with 23.03% value stake followed by InfoEdge, Fosun and Google with 15.55%, 10.69% and 5.98% stake separately. Amrish Rau, who is the previous CEO of PayU India and current CEO of PineLabs, holds 2% stake in the organization.