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AI-native freight dispatch across the MENAP corridor. Founded by Careem co-founders.
Every disclosed venture round in Pakistan's startup ecosystem since 2024. Filterable by sector, stage, and year. Updated as rounds are announced.
AI-native freight dispatch across the MENAP corridor. Founded by Careem co-founders.
B2B card-issuance and expense management for Pakistan SMEs.
Buy-now-pay-later expanding from Gulf into Karachi and Lahore.
Installment financing for consumer durables, focused on tier-2 cities.
AI agents for procurement automation in Gulf enterprises.
Operational analytics for South Asian e-commerce brands.
Egyptian super-app expanding lending operations into Pakistan.
Cash-on-delivery financing and reverse-logistics for e-commerce merchants.
B2B kiryana store inventory platform serving 750K retailers.
Wholesale-to-retail marketplace for Pakistan general stores.
Earned-wage access for Pakistan's salaried workforce.
Embedded finance platform for non-financial businesses.
Social commerce platform enabling women resellers across Pakistan.
Freight-financing and dispatch for Pakistan trucking fleets.
Cashback and rewards platform for Pakistani online shoppers.
After-school AI tutoring for Pakistan O/A-level students.
Digital ledger and credit-scoring for Pakistani microbusinesses.
Online pharmacy and tele-consultation for Pakistan.
Property search and brokerage marketplace with proprietary listings.
POS and inventory software for Pakistani small retailers.
Weather and yield-prediction analytics for Pakistani smallholder farmers.
Used car marketplace with instant-buy and financing.
BNPL for education fees, currently serving 60+ Pakistani schools.
Supply-chain finance for Pakistani FMCG distributors.
Sharia-compliant investment app targeting Pakistan retail investors.
Skill-bridging programs connecting Pakistani women to remote work.
Voice-first banking for Pakistan's mobile-money users.
Pakistani esports tournaments and creator economy platform.
| # | Investor | Deals | $ led |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sarmayacar | 7 | $4M |
| 2 | Indus Valley Capital | 5 | $8.5M |
| 3 | Sturgeon Capital | 5 | $11.1M |
| 4 | Lakson VC | 4 | $8M |
| 5 | Tiger Global | 3 | $44M |
| 6 | i2i Ventures | 3 | — |
| 7 | STV | 2 | — |
| 8 | Fatima Gobi | 2 | — |
| 9 | Y Combinator | 2 | $6.5M |
| 10 | Zayn Capital | 2 | $5.2M |
| 11 | Antler | 2 | $2.8M |
| 12 | Sequoia | 1 | $40M |
Disclosed rounds only. Pakistan startups frequently raise without public announcement (typically friends-and-family rounds or bridge rounds), and those are not included here. Amounts reflect what was publicly disclosed at the time of announcement; some founders later revise upward (a larger round was actually closed) or downward (the announcement was aspirational).
Pakistan's startup ecosystem moves through announcement cycles that are easy to miss. A round closes, the press release goes out, and three weeks later the only public record is a TechCrunch post nobody can find. Meanwhile Crunchbase data on Pakistan is famously incomplete: maybe 60% of disclosed rounds make it into the database, and the sectoral tagging is often wrong.
We built this tracker as the thing we wanted to exist. Every round on this page is verified against the original announcement, the company's LinkedIn, and where possible a direct confirmation from one founder. Sectoral tags are consistent, investor names are normalised, and founder names are spelled the way the founders spell them.
New rounds get added within 48 hours of public announcement. The data lives in a single JSON-shaped file in our repository, which means every update is version-controlled and visible in the commit log. If you spot a mistake or want to add a round we missed, email faizan@cubitrek.com.
We've tracked 28 disclosed rounds since January 2024, totaling roughly $447 million in capital. Fintech leads by capital deployed, followed by e-commerce and logistics. The actual number of funded startups is higher because not every round is publicly announced, particularly bridge rounds and pre-seed cheques.
Fintech consistently leads, accounting for roughly 40% of disclosed capital. The sector covers buy-now-pay-later, embedded finance, earned-wage access, business banking, and sharia-compliant investment products. E-commerce and logistics together account for another 30%. AI is the fastest-growing category in 2026.
By deal count, the most active funds in Pakistan are Sarmayacar, Indus Valley Capital, i2i Ventures, and Sturgeon Capital. International funds with multiple Pakistan deals include Y Combinator, Tiger Global, Kleiner Perkins, and Zayn Capital. The Most Active table on this page is ranked by deal count across all years we track.
Many announcements include a range or use phrases like 'up to' or 'just under'. Some founders later disclose the actual closed amount; others don't. We use the announced figure unless we have direct confirmation of a different number. If we revise a figure, we note it.
In 2025-2026, Pakistan seed rounds typically land between $1.5M and $4M. Bigger seeds ($5M+) usually involve a US lead investor or a founder with a previous exit. Pre-seed rounds tend to be $300K to $800K and are largely uncovered in public databases.
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