Pre-seed and seed-stage venture capital firm All In Capital has launched the Golden Ticket program, a new initiative aimed at supporting early-stage Indian founders building AI-led and vertical SaaS companies.
Under the program, All In Capital plans to select 20–30 startups through a competitive evaluation process. Selected teams will be eligible for pre-seed funding of up to $300,000 per company, with total capital deployment capped at $1 million for the cohort.
The initiative will culminate in a demo day, where participating startups will pitch to a curated group of investors from the Silicon Valley ecosystem.
According to the firm, the Golden Ticket program is open to fresh graduates and early-career founders, with a mandatory requirement that each team includes at least one technical co-founder with expertise in software engineering, AI/ML, or a relevant domain.
The program is focused on startups building AI-driven solutions for defined industry verticals, including healthcare, professional services, and other specialised markets.
Under the programme, shortlisted founders will be required to spend six to twelve months in Silicon Valley, collaborating directly with customers, mentors, and strategic partners to refine their offerings and business approach.
Participants will receive support such as exposure to the US startup ecosystem, connections to investors and enterprise clients, and assistance with travel and logistics.
Founded by Aditya Singh and Kushal Bhagia, All In Capital invests at the idea and early product stages, with a strong emphasis on supporting founders who may not fit traditional venture profiles.
The firm adopts a high-conviction, high-throughput investment strategy and works hands-on with startups during the formative stages, helping them validate customers, achieve product-market fit, and build effective go-to-market plans, particularly in AI, deep technology, and B2B software sectors.
The launch of the Golden Ticket program follows All In Capital’s continued expansion, including the launch of its ₹200 crore Fund II in March 2025, aimed at scaling investments across deeptech, fintech, and B2B software sectors.
