Digidukan raises Rs 2 Cr in angel funding from United Plywood directors

Funding Alert
Press Release – August 20, 2026

Key Takeaways

• Jaipur-based B2B quick-commerce startup Digidukan raised Rs 2 crore in angel funding from United Plywood Group directors.
• The platform lets construction-material retailers order on demand with a 60-minute delivery model.
• Funds will upgrade technology, expand the product catalogue and reach more retailers nationwide.
• The approach targets small retailers and contractors who struggle with slow, cumbersome multi-supplier ordering.

Digidukan has secured ₹2 crore in angel investment from Vinay Gupta and Shubham Gupta, directors at United Plywood Group. The Jaipur‑based B2B quick‑commerce startup plans to use the capital to upgrade its technology, broaden its product catalogue, and reach more construction‑material retailers across India.

The venture tackles a common pain point for retailers: keeping a wide assortment of items in stock ties up working capital and raises the risk of unsold inventory, while ordering from several suppliers can be slow and cumbersome. Digidukan’s digital procurement platform lets retailers order construction materials on demand, with a 60‑minute delivery model that reduces the need for large inventories or numerous supplier relationships.

This approach is especially valuable for small retailers, contractors, and businesses operating in markets where supply chains are less organized. Faster access to materials helps shops meet customer demand, avoid stock‑outs, and limit excess inventory. Effective quick delivery, however, relies on strong local warehousing, dependable suppliers, and careful logistics management.

The fresh funding will enhance Digidukan’s technology and product capabilities, enable entry into additional construction‑material categories, increase order‑handling capacity, and expand the company’s footprint into smaller cities.

Vinay and Shubham Gupta bring industry expertise from United Plywood Group. Their investment may provide more than just capital—insight into the sector and established supplier links could prove valuable as Digidukan builds its procurement network.

Reports indicate the round pushes Digidukan’s total funding to roughly $2.5 million, giving the startup a stronger foundation to grow in a market still dominated by offline relationships and manual ordering.

Looking ahead, Digidukan’s main challenge will be balancing speed with reliability. Retailers require accurate product information, competitive pricing, dependable delivery, and consistent availability. The quick‑commerce promise only succeeds when orders are fulfilled correctly and service quality remains high as volume rises.

If the company can combine its technology with a robust supply network, it could make construction‑material procurement more convenient for retailers nationwide. The ₹2 crore investment gives Digidukan the resources to refine its platform, extend its reach, and test whether faster procurement can become a lasting competitive advantage in the sector.