Funding roundup from India: it’s all about how people are spending their money

India’s got a lot of venture capital money flowing in. Today, with the action that ecommerce, payment wallets, and unsecured loans startups are getting, it’s all about how people are spending their money.

Here’s today’s funding roundup:

Nykaa

Beauty and wellness ecommerce site Nykaa has raised US$9.5 million in a series B round led by the TVS Shriram Growth Fund. Other investors include Techpro Ventures and the family office of Atul Nishar and Harsh Mariwala.

IndiaLends

IndiaLends has raised a bridge round of US$1 million from existing investors. The round was led by Singapore-based DSG Consumer Partners. IndiaLends provides unsecured loans to help individuals and small businesses who would otherwise not be eligible.

Chillr

Money transfer app Chillr raised US$6 million in a series A round led by Sequoia Capital. The app allows people to transfer money to contacts in their phone books.

Voylla

Voylla, a fashion jewelry and accessories ecommerce site, has raised US$15 million from private equity firm Peepul Capital. It plans to use this latest funding to expand its offline presence and create 100 franchised and shop-in-stop stores.