Five of the most important VCs that invest largely in the field

The global investment in Fintech Startups begins to see an upptick. Once this week, KPMG issued the Pulse of the Fintech Exhibition For the second half of 2024. In the fourth quarter of 2024, the investment increased to $ 25.9 billion from $ 18 billion in the third quarter, according to KPMG.

Given, this is not the excitement of previous years, especially the wild days of 2021, but judging by our inbox, there is no lack of business capital that still bets large in the field.

Below is a list of just a few VCs that remain refreshing in Fintech.

About VC: Infinity Ventures It is a three -year business stadium business dedicated to investing in newly formed Fintech companies founded worldwide by Jeremy Jonker, Jay Ganatra and Mario Ruiz.

They left PayPal Ventures in May 2021 and closed their first $ 158 million fund in October 2021. In October 2024, the company increased a $ 184 million fund II, bringing total assets under management to more than 350 million dollars.

Average control size: It depends on the stage: $ 1-2-2 million pre-spades; $ 2-4 million seeds; and $ 5-10 million a series a.

Remarkable investments: Rainforest, Pagos, Mendel.

Most recent large investment: Simpleclosure, a business slope platform.

The company’s focus focuses on activating the B2B Fintech and Commerce.

About VC: Founded in 2019 by co -founder Nerdwallet Jake Gibson and Sheel Mohnot, Better tomorrow Ventures It drives rounds to Fintech pre-serum and seed-seed companies worldwide.

It has $ 225 million in management assets.

Average control size: Ranges from $ 500,000 to $ 4 million.

Remarkable investments: Unit, Relay, Coast, Mendel, Charlie.

More recent significant investments: Base (BTV drove seeds, khosla drove a).

If Pitching Better Tomorrow Ventures, Mohnot told us before: “Find a way to get ahead of us that is exciting! We respond to cold emails all the time – Following an example of a cold email that worked. ”

About VC: Founded in 2022 by the newsletter this week at Fintech “writer Nik Milanović, The Fintech Fund It invests in Fintech companies worldwide in the stages of pre-seeds and seeds.

Last September, the company closed Second $ 10 million fund.

Average control size: Ranges from $ 200,000 to $ 400,000.

Remarkable investments: Rainforest, Unit, Cascading AI, Ansa.

More recent significant investments: Wise.

If the founders are looking for practical investors, they will find it at the FinTech fund, according to Milanović.

“There are many ETFs that will write big checks,” he told TechCrunch in the past. “But our goal is to really gather all this community – and that are the readers of the newsletters, the investors in our fund, our Syndicate Angel – so that when the founder gets a check out from the Fintech Fund, it’s not just Money but also tone consulting or references to new hires and new customers.

About VC: Based on Atlanta TTV chapter It invests in early stadium companies with a focus on traditional businesses Fintech, Fintech and the “future of Fintech”.

Its assets managed by a total of more than $ 750 million.

Average control size: Ranges from $ 2 million to $ 8 million.

Important investments: Green dot, Bill.comGreenlight.

The most recent major investments: Charlie, Payabli.

Associate Lizzie (Guynn) Hartley previously told TechCrunch that when it comes to pitching, he prefers to take initial meetings as video calls.

“Before talking to a founder in a call, they should be able to clearly formulate the problem they are resolving. The ability to distill this to a digestible and comprehensible statement is very useful. I appreciate when the founders can walk through the End of Customer Work Flow and prove the benefit of the customer. New tool or software, “he said.

About VC: The company has been over for over a decade, investing exclusively in companies that build financial technology in the pre-section in the stages of Series A. It currently has assets under the management of $ 4 billion.

In 2023, Qed investors It announced that it had raised $ 925 million in two new funds to support Fintech businesses worldwide-an early stages of $ 650 million and a $ 275 million growth fund.

CEO and co -founder Nigel Morris told TechCrunch at the time of the last fund of the business that QED was planning to make about 40 investments from this early stage fund.

Average control size: $ 15 million to $ 20 million.

Important investments: Credit Karma (QED was the first institutional money in the company), Creditas, Nubank, Sofi.

More recent significant investments: Kin Insurance, a card, moniepoint.

QED focuses on built -in funding, cross -border payments and wealth management, as well as AI. About half of the QED portfolio is in the US, followed by Latam, Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa. It also examines Fintech opportunities in the Middle East. One of her most recent investments was in Japan, her first in the country.

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