Grant · Haryana, India

Startup Haryana Seed Grant

Haryana government seed grant of up to ₹10 lakh per startup registered with Startup Haryana, for idea validation, prototypes, proof of concept and early marketing, with applications evaluated quarterly.

Rolling applications Run by Department of Industries and Commerce, Government of Haryana

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Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages

Terms

Funding: not published Seed grant of up to ₹10 lakh per startup; number of grants capped by block category (100 in A blocks, 250 in B, 750 in C and 1,000 in D)
Instrument: Grant
Equity taken: not published
Programme fee: No fee No fees
Duration: not published
Cohort size: not published
Cohorts: not published
Delivery: Remote
Stages: Idea, pre-seed
Sectors: Sector-agnostic
Open to founders from: not published
Perks: Lease rental subsidy
Patent cost reimbursement
Acceleration programme fee reimbursement
Cloud storage reimbursement

Covers idea validation, prototype development, proof-of-concept demonstrations, travel, market research, skill training and marketing; applications received in one quarter are evaluated in the next quarter.

Application dates

Rolling applications

Applications are accepted at any time.

Who can apply

DPIIT-recognised startup registered with Startup Haryana
Registered office in Haryana for monetary benefits
Incorporated no more than 10 years ago with annual turnover not above ₹100 crore
Private limited company, registered partnership firm or LLP
Stage: idea, pre-seed

What founders should check

The programme does not publish how much equity it takes. Ask before you accept a place.
It charges no programme fee.
It runs remotely. Check the time zone of live sessions.
Applications are accepted at any time, so there is no deadline to plan around.

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