- The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has announced a series of strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with industry leaders and ecosystem enablers like Cashfree Payments, Darwin Dynamics, Vultr India, Cars24, and the Council for Startup India (CSI).
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has signed a series of strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with key industry players including Cashfree Payments, Darwin Dynamics, Vultr India, Cars24, and the Council for Startup India. These partnerships aim to bolster support for DPIIT-recognised startups across various sectors.1
The MoU with Cashfree Payments focuses on enhancing digital payment infrastructure and fintech capabilities, providing eligible startups with access to secure payment solutions, identity verification, and risk management services.
In collaboration with Darwin Dynamics, the initiative aims to promote inclusive entrepreneurship and deep-tech innovation, particularly in Tier II and Tier III cities, by expanding mentorship and market opportunities.
The partnership with Vultr India is set to improve technology and cloud infrastructure access, offering startups cloud credits and technical support to enhance their digital capabilities.
Additionally, Cars24 will drive innovation in mobility and auto-tech, focusing on AI-driven solutions and skilling opportunities for founders.
Finally, the Council for Startup India will facilitate investment and global scaling for startups, enhancing their access to strategic partnerships and mentorship.
These initiatives reflect DPIIT's commitment to fostering a robust startup ecosystem in India, aiming to empower entrepreneurs and drive economic growth.
“The MoUs target ecosystem enablers and industry leaders, aiming to bolster startup growth through strategic partnerships. Specific companies like Cashfree Payments and Vultr India bring fintech and cloud infrastructure expertise, while the Council for Startup India (CSI) will likely facilitate broader startup engagement.”


