About Us

A shopkeeper juggling paper bills, ledgers and stock lists

Chapter 01

Running a business is hard enough.

For millions of Indian MSME’s, keeping track of sales, purchases, inventory, payments, GST and accounts made it even harder.

A shop owner reviewing accounts written by hand in a notebook

Chapter 02

The idea behind Vyapar came from seeing this problem up close.

Businesses were growing, but their way of managing hadn’t changed much. Bills were still being written by hands. Accounts lived in notebooks. And important business decisions were often made without clear numbers.

We believed technology could change that.

Vyapar’s founding year, 2016, marked on a desk calendar beside a laptop

Chapter 03

In 2016, we started Vyapar with one simple idea.

We built a tool that felt familiar, less complex and should also work without the constant internet access, which enabled the business owners to manage the things that mattered most for running a business – billing, inventory, payments and accounts and more.

Business software shouldn’t make business more complicated. It should make it simpler.

A business owner working across billing, inventory and payments on one screen

Chapter 04

From a simple billing solution to a broader business ecosystem.

What started as a simple billing and accounting solution has grown into a broader business technology ecosystem empowering India’s 30% GDP contributors.

The Vyapar Journey

From solving one everyday problem to building an ecosystem for businesses.

Launched Mobile App

Vyapar launches its first mobile app with a simple mission: make business management easier for India’s small businesses.

Backed by Belief. Built for the Long Term.

Building for millions of small businesses is a long-term mission.

Along the way, we’ve been fortunate to have investors who share our belief in the power of technology to make business operations & financial management simpler and more accessible.

Our investors have backed Vyapar across multiple stages of its journey – from helping Indian SMEs take their first steps towards digitisation to building a broader business technology ecosystem.