
FundEnable
A fundraising ecosystem for startup founders: a capital-raising accelerator, end-to-end round support, and its own capital invested in startups.
FundEnable at a glance
| Address | Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
|---|---|
| Programmes | 2 standing programmes |
| Official website | www.fundenable.com |
Track record
What FundEnable reports about its portfolio.
The figures below are the company's own counters and claims, not independently checked.
All figures self-reported — fundenable.com, as of Oct 2026.
Programmes they run
Standing programmes at FundEnable, separate from the funding calls above.
FundEnable lists two programmes: a three-phase accelerator for founders raising capital, and a three-month fellowship for students and young professionals.
FundEnable 3 Phase Accelerator
AcceleratorA three-phase, AI-enabled capital-raising accelerator that combines fundraising education, founder consulting and curated investor access.
Best for: Startup founders preparing to raise capital
With IIM Bangalore – NSRCEL, i-Hub, Government of Gujarat
What you get, who can apply and how to applyHide details
The accelerator is FundEnable's main programme for founders. The company describes it as an AI-enabled, three-phase capital-raising accelerator. The accelerator page lists IIM Bangalore's NSRCEL among its marquee incubator partners, and i-Hub, Government of Gujarat among its marquee government partners.
What you get
- Fundraising education
- Founder consulting
- Curated investor access, including a One-to-One Demo Day with meetings curated between founders and investors
The company says deals close at its Demo Days. That is its own claim.
Who can apply
The accelerator is aimed at founders who are raising capital. Its page does not state entry criteria.
A three-month experiential internship for students and young professionals who want to understand how venture capital and the startup ecosystem work.
Best for: Students and young professionals
- 3 months
What you get, who can apply and how to applyHide details
The FundEnable VC Ecosystem Immersion Fellowship is a three-month experiential internship for students and young professionals who want to understand how venture capital and the startup ecosystem really work. It is not a programme for founders.
Support services
Help offered alongside funding and space.
Alongside its programmes, FundEnable offers capital raising as an embedded service, from strategy through to the closed round.
Business advisory
Capital-raise strategy, investor outreach and term negotiation, run as an embedded team until the round closes.
How to apply to FundEnable
Choose the route that fits
- Raising capital as a founder: the three-phase accelerator, which covers fundraising education, founder consulting and investor introductions.
- Wanting the raise run for you: the capital-raise service, which the company says covers strategy, outreach and term negotiation until the round closes.
- A student or young professional: the immersion fellowship, a three-month internship on how venture capital works.
Prepare your deck early
- The company circulates investment decks to its investor network several weeks before a demo day, so have your deck ready well ahead.
- Demo day meetings are curated between founders and investors rather than open to all.
Check before you commit
- Fees, equity terms and batch dates are not stated on the programme pages, so ask before you commit.
- The company's deal, investor and counter figures are its own claims. Check any figure that matters to your decision.
About FundEnable
FundEnable describes itself as a full-stack fundraising ecosystem for startup founders. It runs an accelerator, puts its own capital into startups and runs institutional fundraising rounds through its investor network. The company says it has spent the last eight years helping founders turn ideas into fundable businesses.
How the programmes work
The FundEnable 3 Phase Accelerator is an AI-enabled, three-phase capital-raising accelerator. It combines fundraising education, founder consulting and curated investor access. Its One-to-One Demo Day works through the company's investor network: weeks before the event, FundEnable circulates investment decks, gathers investor interest, learns what each investor is looking for and curates meetings between founders and investors. The company says deals close at its Demo Days. That is its own claim.
The accelerator page lists IIM Bangalore's NSRCEL among its marquee incubator partners, and i-Hub, Government of Gujarat among its marquee government partners.
Who can apply
The accelerator is aimed at founders who are raising capital. Its page does not state entry criteria.
FundEnable also lists a three-month experiential internship, the VC Ecosystem Immersion Fellowship. It is designed for students and young professionals who want to understand how venture capital and the startup ecosystem work. It is an internship, not a programme for founders.
Capital-raise service
Beyond its programmes, FundEnable runs capital raises as an embedded team rather than as a one-time advisory engagement. The company says the work covers strategy, investor outreach and term negotiation, and continues until the round is closed. It also says it has built hundreds of pitch decks and negotiated hundreds of term sheets, some for deals that did not close.
Investments
The company says it deploys its own capital into high-potential startups and works with them on later fundraising rounds. The site does not describe a way for founders to apply for this investment.
Rounds it has advised on
The homepage lists several funding rounds it advised on. These include WorkIndia's rounds from Aavishkaar and Beenext, and from Beenext and Xiaomi; EMotorad's round from Green Frontier Capital; Malaki's strategic fundraise from a family office; Luxora's seed round from strategic individuals, including family offices; Task Tracker's seed round from strategic angels and incubator partners; and Iom Bioworks' seed round from Inflection Point Ventures. It also lists a recently closed strategic stake sale for Chikitsa Diagnostic and Ultrasound Training Centre. These are the company's own listings.
Scale
The company's site counters show more than 3,000 founders trained, more than 200 accelerators run, more than 500 demo days, more than 100 incubators and more than 100 investors and family offices, more than 500 angel investors trained, and more than 10 seed investments. These are self-reported figures. A 2023 third-party report gave a lower count of entrepreneurs at the time, 1,500 or more, so the figures are not settled.
Who runs it
Its founder and CEO is Dr Vikrant Potnis, according to the company's about page.
Who they work with
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The team
Dr Vikrant Potnis
Founder and CEO
Frequently asked questions about FundEnable
What is FundEnable?
FundEnable is a venture capital investor based in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
What does FundEnable do?
FundEnable describes itself as a full-stack fundraising ecosystem for startup founders. It runs an accelerator, puts its own capital into startups and runs institutional fundraising rounds through its investor network.
Where is FundEnable located?
FundEnable is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
What programs does FundEnable run?
FundEnable runs FundEnable 3 Phase Accelerator and FundEnable VC Ecosystem Immersion Fellowship.
How do I apply to FundEnable?
- Raising capital as a founder: the three-phase accelerator, which covers fundraising education, founder consulting and investor introductions. - Wanting the raise run for you: the capital-raise service, which the company says covers strategy, outreach and term negotiation until the round closes.
Who runs FundEnable?
Dr Vikrant Potnis (Founder and CEO).
Who is the CEO of FundEnable?
Dr Vikrant Potnis is the CEO of FundEnable.
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