Daily Indian Funding Roundup & Key News – 10th November 2025: The Kenko Life Raises Seed Round, InsightAI Secures Pre-Seed Funding, Gameskraft Layoffs & More
India’s startup landscape on 10th November 2025 saw a blend of funding announcements and major developments. Health-tech and compliance-driven ventures attracted investor attention, while the gaming sector faced regulatory headwinds. From Rainmatter backing The Kenko Life’s nutrition-focused expansion to PedalStart supporting InsightAI’s AI-driven compliance solutions—and Gameskraft undergoing massive layoffs amid industry restructuring—here’s a quick look at the day’s key updates from the Indian startup ecosystem.
Daily Indian Funding Roundup - 10th November 2025
| Company | Amount | Round | Lead investor(s) | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Kenko Life | — | Seed | Rainmatter (Zerodha) | Health-food / Meal-subscription |
| InsightAI | INR 1.1 crore | Pre-seed | PedalStart + angels | Anti-money-laundering tech / Compliance SaaS |
The Kenko Life launches Seed round led by Rainmatter
Health-first food subscription startup The Kenko Life has raised a seed funding round led by Rainmatter (the fund behind Zerodha) to expand its operations in Bengaluru, move into Hyderabad, invest in its technology & data infrastructure, launch new product lines and deepen its nutrition-science driven offering.
InsightAI raises pre-seed funding for AML-tech platform
Anti-money-laundering technology startup InsightAI has raised INR 1.1 crore in a pre-seed round led by accelerator PedalStart and angel investors, to scale its AI-powered investigations platform for banks and payments companies across India and the Middle East, improve compliance, auditability and cloud-native infrastructure.
Key Business News for 10th November 2025
Gameskraft lays off over 400 employees amid restructuring
Gameskraft, a Bengaluru-based real-money gaming company, laid off over 400 employees as part of a company-wide organisational restructuring triggered by the enactment of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, which bans real-money online games in India. The layoffs increased from about 120 previously to over 400, with the company now reported to employ fewer than 100 people.
Sanvi Barjatya