Talk:Drip Capital

Request to update Drip Capital article — Krishna (COI disclosure)

Hi all,

I work as the Branding and Communications Manager at Drip Capital, so I have a COI and will not edit the article directly. I am proposing updates because the current page is outdated and missing core information about the company's operations, products, and history.

Below is neutral, sourced replacement text for the lead section, History, and Products, and Services. All changes aim to improve accuracy, remove promotional language, and align with current operations. ________________

Proposed text: Drip Capital is a digital trade finance and B2B e-commerce company based in Palo Alto, California. The company offers working capital to small and medium sized companies engaged in cross-border trade across the globe, including India, Mexico and the United States using technology and data analytics.It also operates Drip Commerce, a B2B e-commerce platform that connects global buyers and suppliers. It’s investors include Accel, Sequoia, Wing VC, Y Combinator, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, alongside debt partners such as Barclays, IFC (World Bank Group), and TD Bank. History The company was founded in November 2016 by Wharton School alums Pushkar Mukewar and Neil Kothari. Using their prior experience in finance and technology, they set up the company to bridge the trade finance gap for SME export-import worldwide. Drip Capital later launched its Indian subsidiary, Drip Capital Services India LLP to begin operations in the country. In 2018, Drip Capital introduced its supplier financing solutions and domestic factoring services for small businesses in Mexico. In early 2020, the company launched its buyer financing solutions for US-based SMB importers. In early 2025, the company launched Drip Commerce, its B2B e-commerce platform. Products and services Drip Capital has two core offerings: trade finance and trade commerce. Under its trade finance business, Drip Capital provides digital, collateral-free working capital to small and medium-sized businesses engaged in international trade. Using electronic data and automated risk assessment, the company evaluates counterparties and transactions to extend credit limits of up to US$3 million, depending on business profile and financing requirements. In the United States, Drip Capital operates supply chain financing programs for buyers, enabling domestic and international suppliers to receive accelerated payments. In India, the company provides receivables financing for exporters as well as supply chain financing solutions for domestic buyers and their supplier networks. Its trade commerce offering, Drip Commerce, is a B2B e-commerce platform that connects global buyers and suppliers to facilitate cross-border sourcing. The platform enables businesses to identify trade partners, manage transactions, and participate more efficiently in global supply chains. Drip Capital has been extensively engaging with various trade associations and export promotion councils like FIEO, EEPC, CHEMEXCIL, and PLEXCONCIL to educate exporters about its product offerings. In November 2021, Drip Capital announced two new partnerships, a collaboration with CARGOES Finance by DP World and another with TradeLens, a blockchain enabled digital platform, to enable access to working capital for emerging market small and medium-sized businesses. Growth and Funding Drip Capital has raised nearly $640 million in venture capital and debt funding since it started operations. Drip is backed by prominent equity investors, including Accel, Wing, Transpose Platform, Peak XV Partners (Sequoia India), Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), GMO Payment Gateway, and Y-Combinator. On the debt side, Drip Capital partners with leading financial institutions, including IFC, Barclays, East West bank and TD bank. The company received a $50 million credit facility, with an additional $25 million accordion option from TD Bank in 2025 to accelerate North American expansion. As of October 2025, it has funded more than $8 billion of international trade. In September 2020, Drip Capital was named to the CB Insights Fintech 250 list. In March 2022, it was featured in Y Combinator's Top Companies list. In 2022, Drip Capital was selected to the Red Herring Global Top 100 list. In 2025, the company was featured in the ASK Private Wealth Hurun India Unicorn & Future Unicorn Report 2025 as one of India’s leading ‘soonicorns.’ The company has also reached the Top 10 companies list of Forbes India x D Globalist’s DGEMS Select 200 list. Locations Drip's corporate headquarters are in Palo Alto, California. It also has offices in Mumbai, India and Mexico City, Mexico. References

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