Accel’s Atoms Programme’s First Cohort made up by 14 Indian Startups

• ByStartupStory     |    March 5, 2022

The names of Indian startups that were a part of the first cohort of its Atoms programme being launched in October 2021 was announced by Accel, the US-based venture capital company. For the 100-day programme of learning and mentorship, 14 startups- Brew Money, Bytebeam, Dubdub.ai, FitBudd, Fragmynt, GoSats, Jify, Kluster, Nymble, Onesto Labs, Rigi, Spendflo, Material Depot have been shortlisted by the Venture Capital company.

A stealth startup that is working in the women’s wellness space is among one of these startups. A diverse range of industries from SaaS to cryptocurrency to D2C to hardware are the other startups that have been selected.

From established entrepreneurs and business leaders, as well as access to the global Accel community, the startups received $250K in non-dilutive capital, one-on-one mentorship as a part of the programme.

The partner of Accel India, Prayank Swaroop said that they have received applications from a diverse set of companies, and the sheer range was a testament to the imagination, creativity, and acumen of the entrepreneurs. They have been experiencing a surge of great entrepreneurs and amazing ideas. They believe that they need to work with and help entrepreneurs even earlier, being the leading early-stage investor in the ecosystem. Exactly for this purpose, Atoms have been created.

Since 2008, Accel has been operating in India with the aim to partner with exceptional teams everywhere, from inception through all phases of private company growth.

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