Quick medicine delivery startup Plazza has secured $1.4 million in a funding round led by All In Capital, as it looks to expand its presence in India’s fast-growing healthtech logistics sector.
The round also saw participation from Better Capital, Abhishek Goyal (founder of Tracxn), Vivekananda Hallekere (co-founder of Bounce), the Singhania family office, and promoters of JK Tyre.
Founded in 2024 by Aman Priyadarshi, former head of dining operations at Zomato, Plazza entered the market with a bold promise delivering medicines 24×7 at lightning speed. Launched in November last year, the platform has built a tightly integrated supply and logistics network that ensures timely access to essential medicines, complete with real-time order tracking and multiple payment options.
With healthcare delivery becoming a critical part of India’s quick commerce ecosystem, Plazza aims to position itself as the Blinkit of medicine delivery. The fresh infusion of capital will be used to scale operations, expand into new cities, and refine its tech stack for faster and more reliable deliveries. The company is also investing in last-mile execution to ensure medicines reach customers with precision and trust — a crucial factor in the sensitive healthcare category.
As India’s healthcare infrastructure embraces digital-first solutions, Plazza’s rapid growth highlights how access, reliability, and speed are emerging as decisive factors in patient-centric services.
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