Lightspeed
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What we know
From 2 stories, the newest dated 15 Jul 2026. Summary written 4 Oct 2026. Newer stories are listed under Newest.
Lightspeed is an investor that backs startups in India, including a Series A in a consumer wellness platform and a joint program for early-stage B2B founders.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[2] source: YourStory YourStory reported in June 2026 that Lightspeed led a $7M Series A in SuperLiving.[2] source: YourStory
SuperLiving is a Bengaluru-based AI wellness and preventive health D2C platform targeting Tier II/III India.[2] source: YourStory Funds from the round are earmarked for scaling vernacular content, diagnostics, health commerce and personalised care, building on 1.5M installs.[2] source: YourStory SuperLiving's figures include 100,000 paying users and 73% Tier II/III.[2] source: YourStory Cities named in the YourStory article are Agra, Bengaluru, Meerut, Nashik, Varanasi and Indore.[2] source: YourStory All In Capital and Kae Capital are also named in the article.[2] source: YourStory
In July 2026, Razorpay launched a venture investment program with Peak XV and Lightspeed to back 50+ early-stage B2B startups across fintech, e-commerce and logistics.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine The program offers up to $1 million per startup, plus payments infrastructure, distribution and mentorship access.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
Lightspeed has appeared in 17 distinct RetailIntel stories between Jun 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail company, leadership and omni channel and most frequently linked to Bengaluru, Agra and Meerut.
Brands most often mentioned alongside Lightspeed
Razorpay, Peak XV Partners, Udaan, All In Capital, GIC, Good Capital.
Most-cited sources on Lightspeed
The Hindu BusinessLine (6 stories), Inc42 (2 stories) and BL · Consumer & Economy (1 story).
Sources
Questions about Lightspeed
What is Lightspeed's current strategy in India?
Lightspeed led a $7M Series A in the Bengaluru wellness platform SuperLiving in June 2026.[2] source: YourStory In July 2026 it joined Razorpay and Peak XV in a venture program to back 50+ early-stage B2B startups, with up to $1 million each.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
Stories that mention Lightspeed
Lightspeed is named in these stories but is not their subject.