- Tross has raised pre-seed funding led by All In Capital, with participation from DeVC.
- All In Capital invested $400,000 through its Golden Ticket programme.
- Tross plans to use the funds to accelerate product development, expand its engineering team, add integrations with electronic health record (EHR) systems, and strengthen its presence in the US market.
- Tross expects to support more than 200,000 patient interactions in 2026.
- Tross was founded by Padam Kataria and Meet Shah.
- The startup is building infrastructure that allows healthcare companies to connect their applications with EHRs, payer portals, and other healthcare systems through APIs and integrations.
Healthcare AI infrastructure startup Tross has successfully raised pre-seed funding led by All In Capital, which invested $400,000 through its Golden Ticket program. The funding will be pivotal in accelerating product development and expanding Tross's engineering team.125
Founded by Padam Kataria and Meet Shah, Tross is focused on building infrastructure that connects healthcare applications with electronic health records (EHRs), payer portals, and other healthcare systems via APIs and integrations. The platform supports various workflows, including patient communication, referrals, appointment scheduling, claims processing, clinical documentation, and data extraction.6
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Tross aims to enhance its technology to enable AI applications to retrieve claim statuses, upload clinical notes, and schedule appointments directly within existing healthcare systems. The startup is already collaborating with healthcare AI businesses in the US and anticipates its platform will facilitate over 200,000 patient interactions in 2026 across calls, referrals, scheduling, and back-office workflows.4
The funding comes at a time when Indian healthcare technology companies are increasingly leveraging AI to automate clinical and administrative processes, highlighting a growing trend in the sector.
“The round also included participation from DeVC, and the funds will accelerate product development, expand the engineering team, and add EHR and payer platform integrations. Tross expects its platform to support over 200,000 patient interactions in 2026 across calls, referrals, scheduling, and back-office workflows.”








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