**The key metric is `Amount in USD`.** It is the only measure in the dataset, and it sets deal size for every funding round. It is stored as text with Indian-style digit grouping (for example `3,90,00,00,000`), and the parsed numeric value is `amount_usd`. **Highest records** (parsed from the raw text) - **Rapido Bike Taxi** has the largest amount, **3,900,000,000** (3.9 billion). It is a Series B in Transportation, Bengaluru, dated 27/08/2019 (Sr No 61). - **Flipkart** is next at **2,500,000,000**, a Private Equity round in eCommerce, Bangalore, on 11/08/2017 (Sr No 652). - **Paytm** (18/05/2017, Sr No 831) and **Flipkart** (21/03/2017, Sr No 967) are tied at **1,400,000,000**. Both are Private Equity rounds. **Lowest records** - The minimum amount is **16,000**. Five Seed Funding deals tie at that value, all on 19/01/2015: Hostel Dunia, Play your sport, Yo Grad, Enabli and CBS (Sr Nos 3018–3022). Their industry vertical and city are missing. **Caveats** - **Missing amounts:** the first query listed Drums Food (Sr No 1563, 21/07/2016) as a top row. Its amount is missing (`nan`), so it is not a real maximum. It came from how nulls sorted, and I excluded it from the ranking above. Some deals have no amount recorded, so any ranking only covers deals that do. - **Ties:** only five tied minimum rows were shown. The 16,000 floor is firm, but other deals may share that value. - **Rapido figure:** 3.9 billion USD for a Series B looks implausibly large next to the other top deals, which are Private Equity rounds. It may be a unit or entry error in the source, so verify it before relying on it. If it is dropped, Flipkart's 2.5 billion becomes the top deal. The rendered tables from the three queries (steps 0–2) show these records.