Which Indian ecommerce marketplaces use cart solutions such as magento/etc?

Magento is used fairly throughout India. Some stores that I know of that use Magento are Zivame, Stuffcool. However I am sure they customize magento extensively. Another popular solution used is http://www.octashop.com/index.html. Hope that helps.

http://sellmojo.com/ lets you create a shop for you right on your Facebook page. It has a payment gateway and also provides buttons to share across various social websites. Has multiple options to customize your store lets you connect it to your own website and provides you with a sub-domain if you don't have one. No technical knowledge is required 1. We have tie ups with a logistics provider like Aramex, Blue Dart and DTDC. They will come to your office and pick up the product and then deliver it anywhere across the country or even worldwide. 2. Setting up a Facebook store takes 60 seconds. After this it depends on you as to how long you take to upload your products! 3.  SellMojo is http://sellmojo.com/features that let you share your new products instantly with all your fans. Customers can also ask their friends for recommendations from within your store. 4. There are http://sellmojo.com/pricings. The Starter plan even comes with a FREE payment gateway. When any order is placed, it shows up in your SellMojo Admin Panel. Setting up a Facebook store is the best thing to do given current E-Commerce trends. http://sellmojo.com/blog/what-makes-people-sold-on-brands-on-facebook/

Hybris is another good solution. List of customers: http://www.hybris.com/en/industry-solutions/retail Anyways, just goto http://builtwith.com and enter the ecom name to see the technology being used.

As far as I know there are more than 35 marketplaces in India, starting from Egully and  Mirraw and ending with Zaarga and Aniika. Anyway, the most popular is Ebay, the same as worldwide.  Furthermore, there are more than 10 solutions that  are possible to get connected with these marketplaces,  but only 2 of them are worth of discussion. I have not tried Magento, as it seemed to me too complicated, I am a business owner not programmer, and I do not like when my business is controlled by developers. Anyway, I have tried two solutions that were good for Indian marketplaces but one brought results and another  not. I have initiated my e-commerce business in India with Bigcommerce,  and that seemed not bad, as it showed a good analysis of customers and was functioning well, and it had a good connection with the e-bay market place. Later, I wanted to add some other popular Indian marketplaces, but that function was offered  for an additional fee, that seemed to me like a kind of cheating, so I gave up with it. I moved to the other platform -ShoppingCartElite and started with a trial version of it. And in two weeks, I moved to the lowest subscription, and it gave me what I wanted- I could connect to the most popular marketplaces without any extra charge. So, I stop searching other alternatives, and currently, I have three online stores with theirs market places functioning with  this solution. I think you definitely need to pay attention on it and try it. Have a good luck! Disclosure: I am an owner of online stores, and I used these companies and have written this post.

Magento is a starting code that allows you to develop around it in a similar way. However, this process is a long one and there are literally hundreds of things that need nailing down to really compete and expand.I know one cart that is offering their custom development after working with hundreds of clients for almost a decade now, these have a flexible framework to build and automate your processes - SHOPPING.CART.ELITE is extremely knowledgeable and has the unified integrated software to really make a big difference.

Pepperfry and LensKart are some of the popular Indian ecommerce stores that are based on Magento. These stores have not been built from scratch; in fact, most of the entrepreneurs prefer using ecommerce platforms rather than designing websites from the beginning.This saves a lot of time, and they can also get personalized and professionalized services from these ecommerce platforms. Some of the services offered by ecommerce platforms are hosting, marketing, SEO, website designing, graphic designing, content management, ERP, and much more. You should try  this Ecommerce Cart Tool (http://easyshoppingcartreviews.tumblr.com/) Disclaimer: I was asked to review the company in my answer.

http://soyng.com, has used Prestashop

Delfoo (http://delfoo.com) is using Opencart.Their team might have worked hard on working out as opencart is not designed for marketplace but you can refer it as a good example of utilizing open-source solutions for complex business needs.