Leegality Raises $5Mn In Series A Round From IIFL Fintech Fund.
Leegality is a Gurugram-based document infrastructure platform which has recently raised $5Mn in its series A round funding with participation from Mumbai Angels. According to the reports, this startup would utilize the funding to increase customer acquisition speed, invest in its product development and improve customer experience as well.
Founded in 2016 by Prakhar Agrawal, Shivam Singla and Sapan
Parekh, Leegality is a digital document workflow startup which allows companies
to digitize document logistics.
Looking at its previous statistics, since 2020 it has grown its
quarterly revenue by over 13x and 7x its employee strength, also being cash
flow positive. Mehekka Oberoi, Fund Manager, IIFL Fintech Fund has stated that
digitization is a major priority of all major BFSI companies today and
Leegality is the first major early-stage investment into a legal-fintech company in
India.
The company raised an undisclosed amount in 2019 from Mumbai
Angels Network, Chandigarh Angels and other high-net-worth individuals. The
scope for the space has increased significantly in the last year, especially with
the Reserve Bank Of India’s digital lending guidelines, has been stated by
Leegality.
This startup also provides document monitoring, security, and signatory verification and automates the verification process along with client-specific charging. Its individual plans are easy as they just have Aadhar and a digital eSign, while the later plans include additional digital verification processes. Suppose the commercial plan additionally includes DocSigner, HSM Signer and a Pan eSign while the business plan also includes DSC and Automated eSign.
Not very surprising, but
this comprehensive suite of eSign, eStamp, Document Automation products,
Compliance Logistics and document security etc is used by 1000+ Indian
organizations to digitise their paperwork operations and produce outstanding
business results. Its offerings also include three kinds of plans- for
individuals, for businesses and last for enterprises.
Whereas the new guidelines impose new digital paperwork
requirements for banks and non-banking finance companies while the It act
amendment allows the digitization of immovable property contracts and power of
attorneys.
The recent investments of IIFL Fintech Fund are FinBos,
Datasutram, Multipl, Finarkein, TrustChekr, EasyRewardz and Trendlyne.

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