Ctruh Raises $2.5 Mn To Build Extended Reality Tools For Enterprises

Immersive digital experience startup Ctruh has raised $2.5 Mn (around ₹23 Cr) in its seed funding round co-led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) and Avinya Ventures, along with participation from India Accelerator, Founder’s Avenue, Anthill Ventures, IA, Finvolve, and LVX.

A host of angel investors including Vivek Sinha (founder, Emversity) and Shivakumar Ganesan (cofounder, Exotel) also participated in the funding round.

The Bengaluru-based startup intends to use the fresh capital to accelerate research and development, advance product innovation, and fuel international expansion plans. As a part of its expansion plan, Ctruh is setting up its sales operations in the US and the United Arab Emirates in 2026. 

Founded by Vinay Agastya in 2023, Ctruh is developing foundational infrastructure for the spatial internet. For context, spatial internet is a 3D, immersive version of the internet that blends the physical and digital worlds using AR, VR, and AI. 

Ctruh helps enterprises with use cases like 3D walkthrough, AR Demo, 3D animation, 3D configurator, and 3D render. 

Its proprietary low-code 3D engine allows immersive experiences to run across devices without the need for any app download or hardware. The startup also claims to transition images, text and video into production ready 3D assets with the help of its genAI product, VersaAI. 

Meanwhile, Ctruh’s Commverse Studio is a tool for brands to build immersive, 3D shopping experiences quickly without coding. 

The startup claims to be serving diverse sectors including ecommerce, automotive, real estate, tourism, and healthcare. 

The deeptech startup is backed by accelerators such as IIM Bangalore NSRCEL and LeapFWD. With the freshly raised round, Ctruh’s total funding till date stands at $4.5 Mn.

India’s extended reality market size reached $5.6 Bn in 2025 with a projection to surpass $ 66.3 Bn mark  by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 30.74% during 2026-2034. As the market is booming, investors are tightening their grip on it.

Earlier this year, immersive technology and AI startup Tagbin raised $10 Mn funding round from the likes of SageOne Flagship Growth OE Fund, Kurl-on Group, and a host of angel investors to scale its AI-SaaS platform. 

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