Archive · 25 Aug 2026
D4 Commerce Brings Indian Founders Together for Global E-commerce
D4 Commerce held a meeting in Mumbai for people who want to sell products around the world.
More than 100 founders, business owners and aspiring sellers attended.
Experts explained how to set up companies, pay taxes and follow rules in other countries.
They also discussed shipping, online advertising, branding and finding customers.
D4 Commerce says it helps Indian founders create brands for markets such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, the Gulf region and Australia.
The company says it has trained more than 12,000 entrepreneurs.
It also says the businesses it helped build have generated more than $10 million in revenue.
D4 Commerce runs educational programs and shares e-commerce lessons online.
It is also beginning to take ownership stakes in selected businesses it helps develop.
D4 Commerce hosted the fifth Global Ecom Meetup in Mumbai, drawing more than 100 entrepreneurs and aspiring sellers.
Sessions covered international incorporation, taxation, compliance, logistics, advertising, branding and customer acquisition.
The Mumbai-based accelerator says it has trained over 12,000 entrepreneurs and helped launch more than 14 brands in 14 months.
D4 Commerce reports driving over $10 million in revenue across businesses it has built.
Its programs include Basecamp, the INDIAMAAN creator platform and an equity-based Co-Found with D4C model.
- Who
- D4 Commerce, led by Founder and CEO Rishiraj Kalra, hosted the event with speakers from Atlasia Global, Doola, Bloody Marketers, ShipGlobal and D4 Commerce.
- What
- The fifth Global Ecom Meetup brought together founders and aspiring sellers for guidance on building Indian-owned brands for international e-commerce markets.
- When
- The event was held recently, according to the article dated 25 August 2026; the meetup series launched earlier in 2026.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To provide practical guidance on the legal, operational, marketing and financial challenges of expanding Indian brands internationally.
- Event
- Fifth edition of D4 Commerce’s Global Ecom Meetup
- Attendance
- More than 100 entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals and aspiring sellers
- Markets discussed
- The United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, wider Europe, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Australia
- Entrepreneurs trained
- More than 12,000, according to D4 Commerce
- Brands launched
- More than 14 brands in the previous 14 months, according to D4 Commerce
- Reported revenue
- More than $10 million across businesses built by D4 Commerce
- Basecamp registrations
- More than 8,000 since the program launched in April 2025
- Co-founding ambition
- D4 Commerce aims to build an equity portfolio of roughly 50 brands over two years