GoKwik, an e-commerce enablement platform based in India, has raised USD 13 million in a funding round led by RTP Global to expand globally and enhance its AI-first commerce infrastructure.
GoKwik, an e-commerce enablement platform headquartered in India, announced that it has raised USD 13 million in a fresh funding round led by RTP Global. Other participants include Z47, Peak XV Partners, and Think Investments. The funding will fuel GoKwik’s global expansion and support its AI-powered commerce infrastructure.
Founded in 2020 by Chirag Taneja, Vivek Bajpai, and Ankush Talwar, GoKwik offers a comprehensive stack of e-commerce solutions, including one-click checkout, return-to-origin (RTO) management tools, and conversational commerce features. The company supports over 4,000 brands such as Lenskart, Man Matters, Purplle, Shoppers Stop, and Neemans, with integrations across Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Salesforce, and more.
As the next era of e-commerce is defined by intelligent, interoperable products, our mission is to build a unified growth operating system for brands worldwide. AI is not an add-on—it is the operating system that powers every experience we create.”
Chirag Taneja, CEO GoKwik
This latest funding comes nearly three years after GoKwik’s USD 35 million Series B round. The platform earlier launched Kwik COD, a Shopify app helping brands handle cash-on-delivery orders effectively—especially after Shopify retired its Advanced COD app. GoKwik also expanded capabilities with the acquisitions of Return Prime and WhatsApp platform Tellephant (now KwikEngage) to enhance operations in India and enter markets in the UK and the US.
Their data-led approach and ability to anticipate market shifts have made them a vital partner for the D2C ecosystem. We’re excited to continue supporting GoKwik as they scale globally and redefine personalised, data-driven commerce.”
Galina Chifina, RTP Global Partner & CEO
GoKwik aims to double its revenue in FY25 from INR 110 crore and reach profitability by FY26. The company operates in a competitive market alongside players like Shiprocket, Unicommerce, Razorpay, and Cashfree—each targeting India’s rapidly growing e-commerce market, expected to reach USD 345 billion by FY30.
