The Indian start-up eco-system is dynamic and has evolved over the last few years, giving rise to several creative and commercial business models. However, this year has been a testing time for the start-up space, which is striving to overcome the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A report by YourStory states that the funding ecosystem is gradually improving, with start-ups raising close to USD 1.4 billion in November 2022, an 18.1% month-on-month increase in comparison to October.
Be it comprehending different mechanisms to raise capital or identifying the benefits and loopholes of those methods, in such a precarious situation, start-ups must be circumspect in their funding strategy to avoid legal and business challenges at various stages of the funding lifecycle.

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