New Fintech VC Funds in 2026
Every venture fund that launched or closed in 2026 with fintech as a focus area, newest first. These funds have fresh capital and are writing their first checks now, so they are the best place to start if you are raising for a fintech startup.
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Fintech is still one of the most backed sectors in venture capital. So far in 2026, 66 funds that list fintech as a focus area have launched or closed, raising around $15.6 billion between them. That total is lifted by a handful of very large vehicles, including Index Ventures at $2 billion, Bain Capital Ventures at $1.6 billion and Peak XV Partners at $1.3 billion, but most of the money on this list sits in much smaller funds. The median fund size is $65 million, and 13 funds raised less than $25 million.
For founders, the smaller funds are often the more useful ones. A $20 million to $70 million fund writes checks that fit pre-seed and seed rounds, moves faster, and is usually looking for its first handful of companies right after it closes. Large multi-stage firms tend to back companies that already have traction.
Europe and North America account for almost three quarters of the list, with 25 and 24 funds respectively. The United States alone has 23 funds and the United Kingdom has 10. There is also steady activity in Israel, India, Japan, the Gulf and Africa, where firms like Ventures Platform in Nigeria and Khwarizmi Ventures in Saudi Arabia are backing local fintech.
The pace has picked up through the year. Between July and September, 27 new fintech funds were announced, and September and October have been the busiest months so far with 11 each. Many of the newer funds also describe themselves as AI-first, backing fintech companies that use AI for underwriting, payments and financial operations.
Every fund below is listed with its headquarters, fund size and the date it was announced. EverythingStartups members also see each fund's check size, stage focus, partner names and direct contact details.
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Seaya is a Madrid-based investment firm founded in 2013 by Beatriz GonzΓ‘lez, investing across early-stage, impact, and growth-stage European technology companies through three strategies: Seaya Ventures, Seaya Andromeda, and its newest growth vehicle, Seaya Nova. The firm recently opened a London office alongside the Seaya Nova launch.
Inspired Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Alexa von Tobel and Penny Pritzker. The firm invests from pre-seed through Series A under its "An Inspired Future" thesis, backing founders in areas including digitizing the industrial economy, retooling the workforce, building the monetization layer of the internet, unlocking AI's potential, and supporting financial stability, with recent bets in physical AI and quantum computing.
Enzo Ventures is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm founded in 2021 by Edgar Vicente and IvΓ‘n FernΓ‘ndez Lucas, investing in pre-seed startups founded by Southern European entrepreneurs, including diaspora founders who relocate to cities like London or Paris. The firm backs companies regardless of where they are based and is sector-agnostic, with particular attention to fintech and SaaS.
Nauta Capital is a venture capital firm headquartered in London with a hub in Barcelona, investing in early-stage B2B software companies across Europe. The firm raised its first institutional fund in 2006 and has since backed more than 200 founders across 100 companies, recording nearly $3.4 billion in exit value through more than 25 exits.
Pear VC is a Menlo Park, California-based venture capital firm that invests in pre-seed and seed-stage startups, known for finding founders early through its PearX accelerator program and its hands-on, high-touch approach to company building.
Aliyah Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm backing immigrant founders (olim) building technology companies in Israel, founded by former McKinsey executive Ron Alpar. The firm describes itself as Israel's first VC fund dedicated to immigrant founders.
Phoenix Venture Partners is an Abu Dhabi-based venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology startups across the GCC, MENA, and G20 markets, with a focus on sectors including fintech, healthtech, and edtech.
Square Peg Capital is an Australia-based venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology companies across Australia, Israel, and Southeast Asia, with a separate Opportunities Fund that backs its strongest portfolio companies at later stages.
DEPO Ventures is a Prague-based early-stage venture capital firm investing across Central and Eastern Europe since 2016. The firm manages a new fund dedicated to bringing startups from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia into the Czech market, connecting them with local industrial and manufacturing partners.
Story Ventures is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2016 by brothers Jake and Brian Yormak. The firm makes early-stage investments in frontier technology companies that capture and leverage proprietary data to drive decision-making, with a focus on hardware-software integration across sensory systems, data processing, and machine intelligence.
LAUNCHub Ventures is a Sofia-based venture capital firm founded in 2012, investing in founders from Central and Southeast Europe and the region's diaspora. The firm has backed close to 100 companies over 14 years, with 18 exits and more than $790M in follow-on funding raised by its portfolio. LAUNCHub recruits successful entrepreneurs from its own portfolio as investors and team members, keeping the firm led by operators who have built companies in the region.
FREESBEE Ventures is a fund from Anton Vasiliev, Andrei Yuranau, and Mike Torro, investing in applied AI companies where AI replaces a job function rather than serving as a bolt-on feature. The firm pairs equity investment with acceleration support, including a partnership with performance marketing agency AdQuantum, aiming to help portfolio companies scale in quarters rather than years.
IronWave is a Paris-based venture capital firm launched by former Wendel Growth executives to back mature European startups bridging the gap into traditional growth equity. The firm was formed as an independent spin-out of Wendel's in-house Growth unit, drawing on its team's track record supporting companies including Safran.AI (formerly Preligens) and YesWeHack.
nVentures is a Singapore-based venture capital firm backing early-stage B2B startups founded by South Asian entrepreneurs building globally scalable companies. Founded by a Singapore-Sri Lankan team, the firm describes its approach as backing "audacious underdogs".
Vinyl Capital is a Boston-based venture capital firm founded in 2021 by TJ Mahony. The firm is partner-led, with no associates, principals, or platform team, and invests first checks in pre-seed startups across a range of sectors.
Portage Ventures is a global fintech-focused venture capital firm established in 2016 as part of Sagard, the multi-strategy investment platform backed by Power Corporation. The firm manages $7 billion in assets across its Portage platform, spanning venture capital, growth equity, and secondaries, and has backed more than 140 portfolio companies across 15 countries.
Bain Capital Ventures is a multi-stage venture capital firm founded in 2001, with offices in the Bay Area, New York, and Boston. Part of Bain Capital's $225 billion global platform, the firm manages more than $10 billion in venture assets and invests from seed through growth equity across AI applications, AI infrastructure, commerce, fintech, industrials, security, and healthcare.
Forty.5 Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2020, with headquarters spanning the United States, Singapore, and Serbia. The firm operates two integrated arms: F5V Build, a venture-builder program offering free pre-product support, and F5V Capital, its early-stage investment vehicle. Forty.5 Ventures backs founders across the United States, Southeastern Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Crane Venture Partners is a London-founded venture capital firm established in 2015, investing from inception through seed stage in underserved technology hubs worldwide. The firm operates from five cities, London, San Francisco, New York, Singapore, and Bangalore, and has made 138 investments with 10 exits to date. MassMutual Ventures has anchored all of Crane's funds since 2018.
Seed Capital is a Copenhagen-based venture capital firm founded in December 2004, investing in early-stage Nordic startups from seed through Series A. Over two decades the firm has made 60 investments with 10 exits, including 5 IPOs.
Molten Ventures (formerly Draper Esprit) is a London-headquartered venture capital firm founded in 2006, with additional offices in Cambridge and Dublin. It invests in high-growth European technology companies from Series A through growth stage.
GMO VenturePartners is a Tokyo-based corporate venture capital (CVC) firm founded in September 2005 as a subsidiary of GMO Internet Group, with an additional office in Singapore.
Mamor Capital Ventures is a Black women-owned and managed venture capital firm based in Midrand, South Africa. Founded by Mamokete Ramathe, the firm applies institutional investment discipline to back South African technology companies that expand access to digital and financial services.
SaaSholic is a Brazil-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Diego Gomes, Gustavo Souza, and William Cordeiro, all longtime Latin American SaaS operators and angel investors. The firm backs Latin American B2B software founders, with a growing focus on AI-native, agentic software rather than traditional seat-based SaaS. SaaSholic has invested in more than 40 companies to date.
Ventures Platform is a Nigeria-based, pan-African venture capital firm investing in founders solving for non-consumption, plugging infrastructural gaps, and democratizing prosperity across the continent. Founded by Kola Aina, who formalized his investment activity into the firm in 2016, Ventures Platform has backed more than 75 active portfolio companies across six-plus African countries, including Paystack, PiggyVest, SeamlessHR, and Remedial Health.
FGV Capital, formerly known as Fiat Ventures, is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm investing in early-stage fintech, healthtech, and AI companies from pre-seed through Series A. The firm was founded in 2018 as Fiat Growth, a fintech growth consultancy, before launching its venture arm, Fiat Ventures, in 2021; in August 2026 the two entities rebranded together under the unified FGV brand. FGV Capital pairs capital with a full-stack growth, finance, and talent platform built from working inside more than 325 companies, rather than competing on check size alone.
Team8 Capital is the venture capital arm of Israel-based Team8 Group. Founded in 2014 by Nadav Zafrir and Liran Grinberg, the venture arm was launched in 2019 in partnership with Managing Partner Sarit Firon to invest in high-growth technology companies across cybersecurity, software infrastructure, fintech, and digital health. Leveraging the broader Team8 Group's company-building platform, Team8 Capital supports portfolio companies with strategic guidance, domain expertise, and access to a global network of more than 90 in-house company builders and a Village of hundreds of enterprise executives.
White Star Capital is a global multi-stage venture capital and technology investment firm founded in 2014 by Eric Martineau-Fortin and Jean-Francois Marcoux. The firm partners with founders building internationally ambitious technology companies, operating from hubs in New York, London, Montreal, Toronto, Paris, and Milan, with a growing presence in Berlin, the Middle East, and Asia. White Star has grown from a five-person team in 2014 to more than 50 people across eight offices, and has recorded 22 exits from a portfolio of over 100 companies.
Index Ventures is a multi-stage venture capital firm founded in Geneva in 1996, with offices in San Francisco, London, New York, Geneva, and Jersey. The firm invests from seed through growth stage and has backed founders behind Wiz, Figma, Robinhood, Revolut, Roblox, Datadog, and Adyen, among others.
Jump Capital is a Chicago-based venture capital firm founded in 2012 by Mike McMahon and Sach Chitnis, backed by the founders of Jump Trading, a high-frequency trading firm. The firm is a thesis-driven, sector-focused early-stage investor in fintech, application software, and infrastructure software, with additional offices in New York and Los Angeles. Jump Capital describes itself as a founder-focused, low-ego venture firm that pairs capital with hands-on operating support for its portfolio companies.
Aleph is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, founded in 2013 by Michael Eisenberg and Eden Shochat, partnering with Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, globally significant technology companies. The firm has grown to a partnership of four, Eisenberg, Shochat, Yael Elad, and Tomer Diari, managing $850 million under management prior to its newest fund.
Avenue Growth Partners is a Washington, D.C.-based early growth equity firm co-founded by Ryan Russell and Brian Goldsmith, backing category-defining vertical technology companies. The firm takes a concentrated portfolio approach, making a small number of investments per fund to ensure each portfolio company receives full partner attention. Fund II closes significantly oversubscribed at its $155M hard cap, nearly double the $83M debut fund.
Chemistry is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture firm founded in October 2024 by Mark Goldberg, Ethan Kurzweil, and Kristina Shen, formerly of Index Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Andreessen Horowitz respectively. The three partners combined nearly four decades of investing experience at three of the most prestigious VC firms in the world, launching Chemistry to build a concentrated, high-conviction early-stage franchise with deeper founder relationships than large multi-stage platforms allow. Fund I closed at $350M oversubscribed in 2024; Fund II is targeting $500M and is reported to be oversubscribed.
Elevation Capital is a Gurugram-based early-stage venture firm founded in 2001, originally operating as SAIF Partners before rebranding in 2020. The firm is one of India's most tenured venture institutions, having backed more than 150 companies over nearly 25 years and produced more than a dozen unicorns including Paytm, Meesho, Swiggy, and NoBroker. Fund IX marks a deliberate strategic reorientation around India's AI platform shift, the firm's clearest thesis statement since inception.
Catalyst Fund is a pan-African pre-seed venture fund and venture builder managed by BFA Global, focused exclusively on climate adaptation and resilience. The fund backs startups building solutions for communities already living with climate change, cold chains, resilient agriculture, clean water, waste infrastructure, and climate fintech, primarily across Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, and Tanzania. Originally launched as a grant-making accelerator, Catalyst converted to an equity fund model in 2023 and has since built a 28-company portfolio across 10 African markets, with nine follow-on investments completed to date.
Sparrow Capital is a Bengaluru-based early-stage venture firm founded in 2020 by Yash Jain. The firm backs seed-stage founders building in consumer, fintech, B2B software, deep tech, and AI-native software, primarily from India for global markets. In six years, Sparrow has backed more than 40 companies across its three funds, growing from a largely domestic LP base to a predominantly institutional one.
Magnify Ventures is a Santa Monica, California-based early-stage venture firm co-founded by Joanna Drake and Julie Wroblewski, focused exclusively on the care economy, the $648 billion market spanning prenatal and maternal care, family mental health, aging and longevity, home care, and the healthcare, financial, and consumer systems that surround family life. The firm is also co-founder of RAISE Global, which connects emerging fund managers with institutional LPs, and the Care Summit, an annual gathering of founders, investors, and operators in the care economy space.
Kiara Ventures is a Valencia, Spain-based pre-seed and seed venture fund founded by Pedro RamΓ³n LΓ³pez and David Cayuela Penalva, built to bridge European capital with Silicon Valley deal flow. The firm operates between Valencia and the Bay Area, with on-the-ground presence in Silicon Valley startup communities connected to Stanford, Berkeley, and Y Combinator.
Framework Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture firm founded in 2019 by Michael Anderson and Vance Spencer. The firm built its reputation as one of the first institutional investors to go all-in on decentralized finance, with early conviction positions in Aave and Chainlink that defined the DeFi category. With FVIV, Framework formally repositioned from a crypto-native shop into a frontier-technology firm, expanding its mandate to include AI, robotics, energy, and fintech alongside its foundational digital assets and stablecoins thesis. The firm manages approximately $1.28B in AUM following the FVIV close.
Nucleo Ventures is a Cluj-Napoca, Romania-based early-stage venture fund launched in June 2026, operating as the rebranded successor to Fortech Ventures, the investment arm of Fortech, one of Romania's largest software development companies. The rebrand marks the fund's transition to full institutional independence, anchored by a new $37.5M fund developed in partnership with Romania's North-West Regional Development Agency. Through its predecessor vehicle, the team backed 18 tech startups with $6.6M invested, a reported 29% IRR, and a current portfolio fair value of $9.5M.
Seedcamp is a London and New York-based seed venture firm founded in 2007 by Reshma Sohoni and Carlos Espinal, Europe's original first-check institutional investor. Over nearly two decades, Seedcamp has backed more than 550 companies, built 12 unicorns, and produced some of the strongest fund returns in European venture.
Wave Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm investing up to $340,000 as the first institutional backer of exceptional founders in the Nordics. Founded in 2016, Wave has made more than 50 investments across three funds.
Angel Invest is a Berlin-based super angel fund and one of the most active early-stage investors in Europe, backing approximately 75 startups per year with first checks of ~$138K. Founded by Jens Lapinski and Oliver Clasen, the firm has invested in more than 250 companies across its fund franchise. Every partner has founded and exited a company, and the firm commits to at least one year of coaching with every portfolio company post-investment.
Base10 Partners is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2018 by Adeyemi Ajao and TJ Nahigian, and is one of the largest Black-led venture capital firms in the world. The firm has run with a consistent thesis since inception, originally branded "Applied AI for the Real Economy" before being repositioned as "Automation" when early LPs considered applied AI too niche. With $850M in fresh capital closed in June 2026, Base10's total AUM reached $2.6B. Alongside its investment activity, Base10 runs the Advancement Initiative, committing up to 50% of carried interest to support students from all backgrounds pursuing careers in technology. The initiative partners with CodePath, which was recently named Anthropic's flagship economic mobility partner for AI-native engineering education.
Curiosity VC is an Amsterdam-based venture capital firm founded in 2021 by Herman Kienhuis and Maurice Beckand VerwΓ©e. The firm specializes in pre-seed and seed investments in European AI-native software companies, with a thesis centered on vertical and applied AI, backing founders who combine deep industry expertise with AI-first product thinking to displace legacy software providers in specific, high-value verticals. Curiosity operates a community-driven model in which backed entrepreneurs and advisors share in carried interest profits, aligning incentives across the ecosystem. The firm has also pledged 10% of carried interest to the Curiosity Foundation, which supports entrepreneurship among underrepresented groups.
Articulate is a San Francisco-based pre-seed venture firm founded by Helen Min in 2026. Helen spent nearly two decades as an early marketing leader at some of the most consequential startups of the internet era, Facebook, Dropbox, Quora, Plaid, and AngelList, where her job was to help technical founders articulate what they were building before the world understood it. She began angel investing eight years ago while at Plaid and has since built a track record backing technical founders from her network at the earliest stages. Articulate formalizes that model into a dedicated fund. Helen also serves as a Venture Partner at True Ventures.
Tramlines Ventures is a London-based early-stage venture firm and accelerator founded in April 2025 by Albert Azis-Clauson and Daniel Lanyon. The firm targets domain expert founders, operators with 10β20 years of industry experience, and backs them with pre-seed capital, a 24-month structured accelerator programme, and an AI transformation platform designed to industrialise specialist knowledge into scalable, AI-native businesses.
Genesia Ventures is a Tokyo-based seed and early-stage venture capital firm founded by Soichi Tajima, investing in innovative digital startups across Japan, Southeast Asia, and India. The name is a portmanteau of "genesis" and "Asia," reflecting the firm's commitment to creating new business opportunities across the region. Operating since 2017, the firm has grown from a Japan-only seed investor into a four-office regional platform with full-time teams in Tokyo, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City, and Bengaluru. With Fund IV, Genesia manages approximately $340 million in assets across four funds.
Plus Partners is a Barcelona-based pre-seed and seed stage venture capital fund launched in 2024 by Enrique Linares and Oriol Juncosa, respectively a unicorn founder and a veteran seed investor with over 75 startup investments to his name. The fund is managed through Purpose Capital, the regulated management entity approved by Spain's CNMV, and is co-capitalised by public institutional backers and a deliberately curated LP base of successful Spanish tech entrepreneurs who have already built and exited companies.
Khwarizmi Ventures is a Riyadh-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2021, focused on backing ambitious technology founders building for the GCC market. The firm takes its name from the ninth-century mathematician Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, whose algorithms underpinned modern computing. One of the most active early-stage investors in Saudi Arabia, the firm has backed more than 30 startups across Fund I and is now deploying its second fund. Fund I delivered five exits within its first five years, a strong DPI record by regional standards with portfolio companies collectively creating over 7,500 full-time jobs, improving the financial health of 500,000 users, and helping 120,000 users adopt healthier lifestyles.
Silicon Road Ventures (SRV) is an Atlanta-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Sid Mookerji, focused exclusively on commerce technology. The firm partners with founders building the future of commerce across retail, brands, manufacturers, and CPG companies. SRV has backed over 30 startups to date and operates offices in Atlanta, GA and Mumbai, India.
Mouro Capital is a London-based venture capital firm specialising in fintech and financial infrastructure, investing across Europe, North America, and Latin America from seed through Series C. Originally launched in 2015 as the venture arm of Banco Santander, the firm has since operated as an independent investment platform while maintaining Santander as its anchor LP. With the close of Fund III, Mouro has surpassed $1 billion in total commitments across its three funds. The firm holds offices in London, Madrid, and San Francisco.Across 26 exits, Mouro has delivered an average 4x return on invested capital, and its ten largest portfolio companies have recorded average annual revenue growth of 97% over the past five years, placing the firm in the top decile of global VC managers on a historical basis.
Meridian Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2023 by Devon Gethers and Karlton Haney, both Harvard Business School graduates from the deferred enrollment program. Originally launched as SectionX Capital, the firm was Utah's first native Black-owned seed-stage venture fund. Meridian backs founders who have deferred MBAs from top business schools, a thesis built on the belief that this cohort is systematically overlooked despite the capabilities MBA programs develop. The firm has made more than 60 investments across two funds.
A* is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2020 by Kevin Hartz, Bennett Siegel, and Gautam Gupta. The firm invests at the seed stage , committing early before traction or external validation and taking an active role in helping founders find their first customers, make early hires, and work through the decisions that define their companies. With the close of Fund III, A* manages over $1 billion in assets less than five years after launch.
Restive Ventures is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2018, focused exclusively on fintech and AI-native financial services. The firm backs companies reshaping the global financial system, with a concentrated, high-conviction strategy designed for performance in an AI-driven market. Since 2015, co-founder Ryan Falvey has invested in approximately 40 early-stage fintech firms, which have grown to represent roughly $3 billion in aggregate equity value.
The ArΔya Sie Fund is a UK-based investment vehicle launched by Triin Linamagi's Sie Ventures and Rupa Popat's ArΔya Ventures, targeting female founders building in AI, deeptech, fintech, healthcare, and sustainability sectors. The launch comes against the backdrop of a persistent funding gap in venture capital, despite growing momentum across the European startup ecosystem, women founders still receive less than 2% of total venture funding in the UK and Europe. More than half of the fund's limited partners are women, a remarkably high proportion for the venture capital industry, in what the managers describe as a deliberate effort to broaden participation in the VC asset class as well as improve access to funding for female founders.
Illuminate Financial is a fintech-focused venture capital firm founded in 2014, specializing in institutional financial services technology across capital markets, insurance, wealth management, and payments. With four funds and $500 million raised, the firm has invested in 55 companies and completed 14 exits across its London, New York, and Singapore offices.
Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures (NMFV) is the corporate venture capital arm of Northwestern Mutual, one of America's largest insurance and financial services companies with over $780 billion in total assets and more than five million clients. Founded in 2016, NMFV invests in fintech and insurtech startups with the dual mandate of generating financial returns and accelerating technology adoption across Northwestern Mutual's advisor network and client base. With the launch of Fund III, NMFV has deployed over $350 million across more than 50 portfolio companies since inception. A standout exit is Chime, which listed on Nasdaq in June 2025 at a valuation of approximately $11.6 billion.
Background Capital is a Madison, Wisconsin-based solo GP venture capital firm founded by Rafael Corrales, a former General Partner at CRV. The firm is structured to be 100% founder-backed, meaning its limited partners are exclusively entrepreneurs and operators rather than institutional investors. This LP model is central to Background Capital's identity: the firm functions as a peer network for founders, not just a source of capital. Background Capital focuses on pre-seed through Series A investments, with seed as the primary entry point, and has built early positions in companies that went on to become significant businesses across consumer internet, fintech, and SaaS.
Passion Capital is a London-based seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2011 by a team with deep roots in European fintech, consumer internet, and enterprise software. The firm has backed over 100 companies across its four funds, developing a track record that includes five fintech unicorns and a net IRR of 23% with a DPI of 2.5x. Passion IV, the firm's latest fund, closed at β¬46 million (approximately $55 million) and continues the firm's focus on backing European founders at the earliest stages.
Audeo Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2021 by Pavel Tinkov and Greg Laurent Josi. The firm backs serial entrepreneurs who deeply understand traditional, often overlooked markets, with a focus on reinvigorating foundational industries through modern technology. Audeo operates across the United States and Latin America, with offices in New York City, San Francisco, and Dubai.
FIRSTPICK is a Vilnius-based first-check venture capital firm founded in 2022 by Dmitrij Sosunov and Andra BagdonaitΔ, focused exclusively on backing Baltic founders at the earliest possible stage: inception and pre-seed. The firm operates on the conviction that the strongest founders in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are consistently underpriced by investors who rely on conventional signals like FAANG employment history, Ivy League credentials, or previous exits, and that identifying them early, before external validation exists, is both a defensible strategy and a genuine service to the regional ecosystem.
Peak XV Partners is a leading multi-stage venture capital firm focused on India and the Asia-Pacific region. The firm became an independent brand in 2023 and manages more than $10 billion in assets. Peak XV has backed hundreds of companies across the region and positions itself as a long-term partner to founders from company formation through public markets.
FutureFirst Ventures is an early stage venture capital firm founded in 2026 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. The firm was established by experienced venture investors Hila Rom and Tammy Mahn, both former managing partners at established investment platforms. FutureFirst focuses on backing founders building vertical AI companies across core industrial and enterprise sectors, with an emphasis on operational depth and global scalability. The firm positions itself as a hands-on partner, providing strategic guidance and access to international corporate networks and venture investors across the U.S. and Europe.
Primary Venture Partners is a New York based venture capital firm founded in 2015. The firm focuses on early-stage technology startups and has become one of the most active seed and Series A investors in New York City. Primary built its brand around deep operational support, especially in recruiting, go-to-market and customer acquisition. The firm positions itself as a hands-on partner from day one, with a strong footprint in the NYC tech ecosystem.
Axiom Partners is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm founded by Sandhya Venkatachalam, a veteran of Khosla Ventures and Social Capital, dedicated to backing founders building practical AI applications that address what the firm calls the "capacity crunch": the global shortage of skilled professionals in healthcare, education, finance, and other essential sectors that AI can now help bridge. The firm's thesis is that AI makes it possible to democratize access to expertise that has historically been available only to the wealthy, and that the most important companies of the next decade will be those that use AI to serve 8 billion people, not just the privileged few.
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