Ctruh Raises $2.5 Million Seed Funding to Build Spatial Internet…

Team S · 2026-04-30T14:10:01.000Z

Bengaluru-based deep-tech startup Ctruh has secured $2.5 million in Seed funding to accelerate the development of its browser-native 3D and AI platform. The round highlights growing investor interest in companies building infrastructure for the spatial internet a future where immersive digital experiences run directly on the web without heavy hardware dependencies. The funding round was led by Inflection Point Ventures, with participation from Avinya Ventures, India Accelerator, Founder’s Avenue, Anthill Ventures, and LVX, along with angel investors Vivek Sinha and Shivakumar Ganesan. Founded by Vinay Agastya, Ctruh is building a proprietary browser-native 3D engine combined with its generative AI engine VersaAI, enabling businesses to create immersive XR experiences without requiring downloads or specialized hardware. The company aims to make 3D content creation scalable, accessible, and cost-efficient for enterprises. A key product in its ecosystem is Commverse Studio, an AI-powered XR commerce platform that allows brands to deploy 3D experiences in under 30 minutes. This significantly reduces the complexity and time traditionally required for immersive content deployment. The newly raised capital will be used to strengthen R&D, enhance product capabilities, and expand go-to-market efforts, particularly in the United States and UAE. With the global XR market projected to grow significantly, Ctruh is positioning itself as a foundational layer for next-generation digital experiences. The startup has also gained recognition through platforms like Shark Tank India, ELEVATE 2025, and the Aegis Graham Bell Award, reinforcing its credibility in India’s deep-tech ecosystem. As immersive technologies gain traction across e-commerce, retail, and enterprise applications, Ctruh’s funding round signals strong momentum in India’s emerging spatial computing landscape.

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