Aurm raises Series A funding led by Earth Fund and Sattva Ventures
04 May 2026, 09:13 PMThe funding round also saw participation from Prime Venture Partners, Magnifiq Capital Trust, and other angel investors.
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Bank locker infrastructure startup Aurm has raised Rs 42 crore in a Series A funding round co-led by Earth Fund and Sattva Ventures.
The funding round saw participation from angel investors.
The Bengaluru-based startup had earlier secured capital as part of the same funding round from Prime Venture Partners and Magnifiq Capital Trust.
The startup will use the fresh capital to scale its tech-enabled vaulting solutions and secure storage through automation and enhanced accessibility.
Aurm was co-founded in 2023 by Vijay Arisetty, Suraj HS, Pratap Chandana, and Ganesh Balakrishnan. The startup provides fully automated, high-security private safety deposit lockers for residential gated communities and corporate clusters, offering residents and employees on-demand access to professional-grade secure storage within their own communities.
Aurm says its platform addresses the acute scarcity of traditional bank lockers through a tech-led "vault-at-your-doorstep" model, featuring military-grade strong rooms with 24/7 accessibility, multi-factor authentication, and active intrusion-proof surveillance.
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