**The most important numeric metric is `Amount in USD`.** It is the only measure in the table: the deal size for each of the 3,044 funding rows. It is stored as text with Indian digit grouping (for example `3,90,00,00,000`), so I parsed it to a number before ranking. **Highest records** (from the top-10 queries, steps 5 and 10): - **Rapido Bike Taxi** has the largest deal: a Series B in Bengaluru on 27/08/2019 at about **$3.9 billion**. - **Flipkart** is next, with a Private Equity round in Bangalore on 11/08/2017 at **$2.5 billion**. - **Paytm** (18/05/2017) and **Flipkart** (21/03/2017) are tied at **$1.4 billion** each, both Private Equity rounds in Bangalore. - **Paytm** follows with a $1.0 billion funding round in Noida on 25/11/2019. **Lowest records** (same queries): - The smallest non-null amount is **$16,000**. Five Seed Funding deals on 19/01/2015 share it: Hostel Dunia, Play your sport, Yo Grad, Enabli and CBS. - The next tier is **$16,600**, for several Seed deals on 02/02/2015 (Faaya, Leaf, Dealwithus and others). **Caveats:** - **Missing amounts:** Some rows have no amount at all. Drums Food (Mumbai, 21/07/2016) appeared at the top of one ranking only because its amount is null, so I excluded it. The lowest values above are the smallest actual amounts. - **Rapido figure:** The $3.9 billion looks suspiciously large for a Series B and may be a data-entry or unit error. I did not verify it against any outside source, so treat it as an outlier before using it in benchmarks. - **Messy labels:** Round types are inconsistently written (for example `Seed\nFunding` versus `Seed Funding`). The rendered query results above show the full top-10 and bottom-10 rows.