Jaipur-based B2Bquick-commerce startup Digidukan has raised Rs 2 crore in angel funding from Vinay Gupta and Shubham Gupta, administrators at United Plywood Group.

The funding shall be used to strengthen the startup’s expertise and product capabilities, develop into extra construction-material classes and help larger order volumes. Digidukan additionally plans to extend its presence throughout Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets.

Based by Lakshya Agarwal and Kshitij S. Rungta, Digidukan operates an on-demand procurement platform for construction-material retailers, with a mannequin designed to ship orders inside 60 minutes. It goals to scale back retailers’ reliance on extra stock and a number of provider networks.

Vinay Gupta, director at United Plywood Group, stated inefficiencies between demand and product availability had lengthy been a problem within the building-material sector.

“Over many years within the building-material business, I’ve seen that the actual constraint isn’t demand; it’s the inefficiency between demand and availability,” he stated.

“Fragmented procurement, extra stock, and inconsistent provide have constrained retailers for years. Digidukan is addressing this structural hole at its core,” he added.

Digidukan reported that its month-to-month gross merchandise worth, or GMV, has grown eightfold for the reason that starting of 2026. It has recorded almost 5,000 orders to this point, with a median order worth of greater than Rs 9,000 and a repeat buyer charge of about 90%.

The startup is growing expertise that makes use of buying and demand patterns to assist retailers decide what merchandise to inventory and when to reorder them. Its longer-term plan is to maneuver past order fulfilment in direction of a data-led procurement system that may anticipate retailer necessities.

Lakshya Agarwal, co-founder of Digidukan, stated the expertise had been developed alongside the corporate’s supply operations.

“We didn’t purchase this stack; we constructed it whereas we had been already delivering,” he stated.

“The following step is handing that intelligence to the shopkeeper, so Digidukan stops being a spot they order from and begins being the system that tells him what to order. We’re constructing a expertise firm that occurs to ship constructing supplies in beneath an hour,” he added.

Agarwal leads Digidukan’s expertise and knowledge operations, utilizing demand and buying patterns to tell procurement selections, whereas Rungta focuses on stock, execution and fulfilment.

The startup plans to make use of its knowledge capabilities to assist retailers replenish merchandise extra effectively, scale back extra stock and restrict the quantity of working capital tied up in inventory.