Atlys, a Visa Processing Startup, Secures $36 Million Series C Funding Led by Susquehanna Asia VC

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Atlys Secures $36M Series C Led by Susquehanna Asia VC for Global Expansion

Atlys bags $36 million in Series C funding led by Susquehanna Asia VC, MakeMyTrip joins

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Storyboard•17-03-2026, 09:21

Atlys Secures $36M Series C Led by Susquehanna Asia VC for Global Expansion

•Visa processing startup Atlys raised $36 million in Series C funding led by Susquehanna Asia VC.
•Existing investors Elevation Capital, Long Journey Ventures, Peak XV Partners participated, with MakeMyTrip joining as a new investor.
•Atlys processed nearly 450,000 visas since its Series B, achieving an 11-fold growth, with international markets contributing nearly half of its business.
•Funds will be used for global expansion, strengthening existing regions, and investing in AI for document verification and traveler support.
•Founded in 2021, Atlys helps users manage visas for over 120 destinations, aiming to digitize the historically manual process.

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