Indian legal-tech startup Nyayanidhi has secured $2 million in fresh seed funding in a major step toward modernising how legal work is done in the country. The round was led by 3one4 Capital, with participation from DeVC, PeerCheque, Force Ventures and several well-known angel investors. The founders, Adithya LHS, Chakshu Masagali and Pratik Pany, started Nyayanidhi in 2024 with a simple mission: to make legal work in India faster, clearer and more dependable by combining technology with human expertise. With this new funding, the startup is now ready to scale its operations across India and bring more structure and speed to the legal process.
Making Legal Work Simple With Tech + Human Experts
Nyayanidhi calls its product a “litigation operating system” because it acts like the central hub for all legal tasks. The platform uses advanced AI to prepare documents, translate case files into multiple languages and organise workflows that usually take human teams several days. But unlike pure AI tools, Nyayanidhi works hand-in-hand with trained advocates who verify the work and ensure that legal accuracy is never compromised. This blend of technology and human skill creates a system that is faster than traditional methods but still just as trustworthy. Even complex tasks become simpler, allowing lawyers, companies and institutions to manage more cases with fewer mistakes and shorter waiting times. The aim is to bring predictability into legal operations, something that is still missing in many parts of the system.
Solving Delays in India’s Legal System
India has one of the world’s largest backlogs of court cases, and delays are extremely common. Many issues arise not from the court process itself but from slow preparation, repetitive paperwork and lack of organised systems. Nyayanidhi wants to tackle these long-standing problems by automating the parts of legal work that slow people down the most. When documents, translations and filings are handled quickly and accurately, lawyers can focus on strategy instead of administrative tasks. This approach also helps businesses that handle hundreds of cases each year. With clearer timelines and transparent workflows, companies can finally predict how long their legal matters will take. The startup believes that bringing order and structure to the process will improve trust and reduce frustration for everyone involved.
How the Funding Will Be Used
The new $2 million investment will be used to expand Nyayanidhi’s presence across more states in India. The team plans to build a larger network of advocate-partners who will use the platform to deliver consistent, high-quality legal services. At the same time, the startup will invest in strengthening its AI engine so that tasks become faster and more accurate. A portion of the funds will also go toward building deeper relationships with government bodies, which can help bring the technology into public systems in the future. By improving both the technology and the human network, Nyayanidhi wants to create a smooth and reliable legal-tech ecosystem that serves enterprises, law firms, government departments and everyday citizens.
A Strong Step Forward for Legal-Tech in India
Nyayanidhi’s fresh funding round shows that investors believe in the growing potential of legal-tech in India. The sector is still young, but the demand for faster and smarter legal solutions is increasing quickly. As courts and companies adopt more digital tools, startups like Nyayanidhi are becoming essential partners in this transformation. With its combination of AI and real advocates, the company is building a future where legal work feels easier to understand, quicker to complete and more transparent for all. The new capital gives Nyayanidhi the momentum it needs to scale confidently and continue shaping the next chapter of India’s digital legal revolution.