Ethisure raises $2.5 million to boost growth of Arthos Corporate Services

Ethisure Corporate Services Private Limited, the holding company of Arthos Corporate Services Private Limited, has announced the completion of its $2.5 million seed funding round.

The capital infusion will enable Arthos to strengthen its position as an emerging player in India’s wealth management and fixed income ecosystem. The funds will be strategically deployed to expand Arthos’ product suite, build a proprietary technology stack, and establish a stronger geographic footprint across key financial hubs in India.

A part of the investment will also be directed towards acquiring regulatory licenses, empowering Arthos to offer a more comprehensive range of investment solutions and participate meaningfully in the domestic fixed income market, the release notes. 

Vibhor Mittal, Co-founder of Arthos, said, “Arthos was started with a vision to simplify and promote trust and transparency in the investment process for retail and HNI investors. The funds raised will help us accelerate our journey towards building a values-driven wealth platform that combines innovation with integrity. This investment reinforces confidence in our mission to create wealth with values — for our clients, partners, and the ecosystem.”

An investor in the round said, “Arthos is addressing a critical gap in India’s wealth management space by combining deep domain expertise with a transparent and technology- led approach. We are excited to back a team that brings credibility, experience, and long- term vision to a rapidly evolving sector.”

Founded by Vibhor Mittal, Moulik Patel, and Sarath Bhaskaran, Arthos Corporate Services is engaged in wealth advisory and debt syndication, providing investment and fund-raising solutions for HNIs, family offices, and enterprises.

The company claims that it currently works with over 100 channel partners and over 1,000 HNI and Family Office investors, facilitating transaction volumes exceeding Rs 4,000 crore across asset classes including Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs), Pass-Through Certificates (PTCs), unlisted equity, and mutual funds since inception (April 2025).