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From 5 stories, the newest dated 15 Sept 2026. Summary written 3 Oct 2026.

Scapia is a travel fintech that operates co-branded travel credit cards with Federal Bank and Bank of Baroda, alongside BBPS bills and Scapia Store.[1] source: Entrackr

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In September 2026 it launched a no-fee co-branded travel credit card with Axis Bank, offering zero forex markup, app-based trip booking and airport privileges across Mastercard and RuPay networks.[2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Users have travelled to over 175 countries.[2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

Scapia raised a $63 million Series C led by General Catalyst in June 2026, tripling its valuation to $539 million, and General Catalyst took a 9.26% stake.[1] source: Entrackr Entrackr put its total funding at $135 million and its FY25 revenue at Rs 29 crore.[1] source: Entrackr In July 2026 it opened its first ₹20 crore ESOP buyback, letting eligible employees liquidate up to 10% of vested options.[3] source: Business Standard The Axis Bank card offers up to 20% rewards on eligible travel bookings and up to 10% rewards on other eligible spends, with no joining fee and no annual fee.[2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

ET Small Business named Scapia in July 2026 among travel platforms, alongside Cleartrip and ixigo, benefiting from monsoon tourism demand.[4] source: ET Small Business Entrackr's funding report also names Elevation Capital, Peak XV Partners and Z47.[1] source: Entrackr Mint's September 2026 report on Peak XV lists Scapia with $63 million funding.[5] source: Mint

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  1. Axis Bank, Scapia launch no-fee travel credit card with zero forex markupThe Hindu BusinessLine
  2. Scapia opens ₹20 crore ESOP buyback two months after $63 million fundraiseBusiness Standard

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Scapia raised a $63 million Series C in June 2026 to fund AI-native build-out and hiring.[1] source: Entrackr In July 2026 it opened a ₹20 crore ESOP buyback.[3] source: Business Standard In September 2026 it launched a no-fee travel credit card with Axis Bank.[2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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