Oncology Startup 4baseCare Raises USD 13.3 Mn; QubeHealth-Pay Closes Series A Round

4baseCare, a Bengaluru-based precision oncology startup, has raised USD 13.3 million in funding (INR 128 crore approximately) in a new funding round. The growX Ventures and Infosys-led funding round also saw participation from existing investors. 

Before this, the company had raised INR 90 crore from Yati Capital, Lashit Sanghvi, and Ashish Kacholia. 

Founded in 2019 by Hitesh Goswami and Kshitij Rishi, the startup aims to combine advanced genomics, deep clinico-genomic datasets, and AI-powered analytics to deliver personalized care for every patient.

Back in April 2025, it had set up a genomics lab in the Philippines in collaboration with Pathfinder. The strategic partnership was aimed at expanding precision oncology capabilities in Southeast Asia and enables faster, regionally accessible cancer genomic profiling. 

Earlier, it had partnered with AIIMS Jammu to establish an advanced genomics lab, expanding access to precision oncology for patients across the region. 

4baseCare says it will use the fresh capital for expanding its genomics laboratory network and further advance its AI driven oncology suite. The company adds it will focus on regions such as India, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and other emerging markets to make its oncology services more accessible in the next 12 to 18 months. As of now, the company has labs in India, Dubai and the Philippines. 

QubeHealth-Pay closes series A round

QubeHealth-Pay, the healthcare payments processing company, has closed its Series A funding round at a valuation of INR 416 Crore, backed by a clutch of deep-tech, fintech, and impact-focused family office funds. Unicorn India Ventures, IA Growth Opportunities Fund, Brew Opportunities Fund, Finvolve Ventures, FirstPort Capital, Maithan Family Office, and others participated in the round.

“Paying for your family’s health is not like buying groceries — it’s urgent, recurring, emotional, and rarely fully covered by insurance. For the past few years, the smartest money in fintech chased travel, payroll, and SME finance and missed the one bill every Indian family pays, fears, and cannot avoid: the healthcare bill. This funding round is proof that investors now see that the next great fintech companies won’t be generalists; they’ll be vertical specialists — and the most significant vertical of all is healthcare. We’ve proven that category in India, and we intend to build it for the world,” Chris George, Co-Founder & Group CEO, QubeHealth-Pay said in a statement.