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Aurm Raises ₹42 Crore Series A to Expand Vault‑at‑Your‑Doorstep Lockers

Aurm raises ₹42 crore Series A co‑led by Earth Fund and Sattva Ventures to scale automated, high‑security lockers for gated communities and corporate campuses.

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Aurm Raises ₹42 Crore Series A to Expand Vault‑at‑Your‑Doorstep Lockers
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Aurm raised ₹42 crore in Series A funding co‑led by Earth Fund and Sattva Ventures with angel participation. The capital will scale its automated, high‑security lockers for residential gated communities and corporate campuses.

Context Founded in 2023, Aurm addresses India’s shortage of traditional bank lockers by placing military‑grade, automated safe deposit boxes inside gated communities, corporate campuses, and bank branches. Its “vault‑at‑your‑doorstep” model lets users access professional‑grade storage on demand within their own premises. Earlier, the Bengaluru‑based startup secured $10.3 million from Prime Venture Partners and Magnifiq Capital Trust to strengthen its capital base for expansion.

Key Facts The Series A round totals ₹42 crore, co‑led by Earth Fund and Sattva Ventures, with several angel investors also participating. Aurm said it will deploy the fresh proceeds to scale its technology‑driven vaulting solutions and improve secure storage infrastructure through automation and better accessibility. The funding follows the prior $10.3 million round, bringing total external capital to roughly ₹73 crore (using an approximate conversion of $1 = ₹83).

What It Means The new capital positions Aurm to expand its network of automated lockers across more residential and corporate sites, responding to rising demand for convenient, tech‑enabled storage alternatives. Investors see PropTech‑focused security infrastructure as a growing niche, especially as urban density increases and traditional bank locker availability remains limited. Watch for Aurm’s rollout of additional strong rooms equipped with 24/7 access, multi‑factor authentication, and intrusion‑proof surveillance, as well as any partnerships with property developers or banking institutions that could accelerate adoption.

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