Bengaluru-based Pronto is helping to bring India’s largely informal domestic help market online. As daily bookings climb and its city footprint expands, investors are opening their wallets. The startup said Tuesday that it raised a $25 million Series B round led by Epiq Capital, valuing the nine-month-old company at $100 million. That’s more than double its $45 million valuation in August 2025 and over eight times the $12.5 million level when it emerged from stealth in May. Existing investors Glade Brook Capital, General Catalyst, and Bain Capital Ventures also participated, bringing total funding to around $40 million. Pronto offers quick, structured services for everyday chores — from mopping to utensil cleaning — promising trained, background-verified professionals on demand. The startup says it can dispatch workers within about 10 minutes in several of its micromarkets (servicable locations within cities it operates), positioning the service closer to quick commerce than traditional home services.…