Multilingual voice AI startup Ringg AI has raised $5.5 million (around ₹48 crore) in a Series A funding round led by Arkam Ventures, with participation from Groww’s Founder Fund, Kunal Shah, White Venture Capital, and existing backer Capital2B. The fresh capital will be used to strengthen the company’s engineering and go-to-market teams, accelerate product innovation, and expand its footprint in international markets as demand for AI-driven customer engagement continues to rise.
Founded in October 2023, Ringg AI is focused on building a voice agent orchestration platform that allows enterprises to design, deploy, and manage AI-powered voice agents capable of natural, human-like conversations. Rather than offering a single-purpose chatbot, the platform enables businesses to coordinate multiple voice agents across different workflows, helping automate high-volume customer interactions while maintaining conversational quality.
The startup has already seen strong early traction. Ringg AI currently processes around 1.5 million customer conversations every month, with nearly 77 per cent of these interactions handled fully end-to-end by AI agents without human intervention. A key differentiator for the company is its multilingual capability. Its voice agents can fluidly switch between 18 languages, including 10 Indian languages alongside English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, and Bahasa. This positions the platform well for enterprises operating across diverse geographies and customer segments.
The new funding will support several strategic priorities. Ringg AI plans to deepen its core product capabilities, invest in developing its own proprietary AI models, and enable on-premise deployments for large enterprises. This on-premise option is particularly important for regulated industries and large organisations that require greater control over data, security, and compliance when adopting AI-driven voice solutions.
Commenting on the funding, Siddharth Shankar Tripathi, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ringg AI, said, “With this investment, we’ll build deeper product capabilities, develop our own models, and enable on-premise deployments so large enterprises can adopt voice agents with maximum control and compliance. The long-term goal is to orchestrate 1 billion business conversations.”
Investors backing the round see voice AI as a fast-emerging layer of enterprise automation, especially in markets like India where voice remains a primary interface for many users. As companies look to improve customer experience while reducing operational costs, platforms that can deliver scalable, multilingual, and natural voice interactions are gaining traction.
With fresh capital and growing adoption, Ringg AI aims to position itself as a core infrastructure provider for next-generation voice-driven customer engagement across global enterprises.
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