Bessemer Venture Partners

Founded in 1911, Bessemer Venture Partners is a venture capital firm based in Redwood City, California. With over $4 billion under management, the firm invests globally across various sectors including artificial intelligence & machine learning, biotech, cloud, consumer, cybersecurity, deep tech, developer, fintech, healthcare, marketplaces, and vertical software. Known for its long-standing support of entrepreneurs, Bessemer has backed companies such as Pinterest, Shopify, Twilio, Yelp, and Linkedin.

Eric Arnold

Vice President

Kent Bennett

Partner

Thomas Berger

Partner

Charles Birnbaum

Partner

Sam Bondy

Investor

Sara Byrne

CFO and Partner

Hansae Catlett

Investor

Aparna Chaganty

Investor

Morgan Cheatham

Vice President

Justina Chung

Vice President

David Cowan

Partner

Brian Cramer

Operating Partner

Mary D'Onofrio

Partner

Sakib Dadi

Vice President

Byron Deeter

Partner

Sameer Dholakia

Partner

John Drake

Investor

Michael Droesch

Vice President

Alex Ferrara

Partner

Adam Ferrara

Partner

Adam R. Fisher

Partner

Andrew Geisse

Operating Partner

Talia Goldberg

Partner

Bob Goodman

General Partner

Alexa Grabelle

Investor

Sandy Grippo

CFO

Sofia Guerra

Vice President

Vishal Gupta

Managing Director, Partner

Felda Hardymon

Partner

Tess Hatch

Partner

Andrew Hedin

Partner

Sachin Jain

Investor

Nithin Kaimal

COO

Eric Kaplan

Investor

Amit Karp

Partner

Hannah Kim

Vice President

Steve Kraus

Partner

Lindsey Li

Investor

Grace Ma

Investor

Bhavik Nagda

Investor

Aditya Nidmarti

Investor

Bob O'Neil

Venture Partner

Darsh Patel

Investor

Anant Vidur Puri

Partner

Caty Rea

Vice President

Elliott Robinson

Partner

Raj Sabhlok

Operating Partner

Aia Sarycheva

Investor

Yael Schiff

Investor

Madeline Shue

Investor

Smith, Scott

Operating Partner

Rob Stavis

Partner

Ariel Sterman

Vice President

Mayo Stuntz Jr.

Operating Partner

Alexandra Sukin

Investor

Vatsalya Tandon

Investor

Janice Teng

Vice President

Katherine Walker

Vice President

Christopher Wan

Investor

Bryan Wu

Partner

Alex Yuditski

Investor

Moksha .

Investor

Past deals in Lending

Innoviti

Venture Round in 2025
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Innoviti

Series E in 2024
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Carefull

Series A in 2023
Carefull is a company dedicated to supporting adult children who manage their aging parents' finances. They offer digital services aimed at simplifying financial caregiving tasks and enhancing family financial decision-making.

Crediverso

Pre Seed Round in 2023
Crediverso is a digital platform that connects the US Latino community with tailored financial products. It offers services such as credit card comparisons, credit checks, international money transfers, and financial education resources.

Lentra

Series B in 2022
Founded in 2019, Lentra empowers banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) to create custom loan products and enhance customer experiences through its API-driven modular architecture. Its digital lending platform serves over 50 banks, processing over $20 billion worth of loan applications monthly, with 2 million loans processed each month.

Oper

Series A in 2022
Oper is a reliable technology partner that enables lenders to leverage their mortgage offerings. The company helps credit providers to launch digital credit products in a matter of days. Credit providers can simply configure their process and start selling, by using Oper's out-of-the-box modules. The customers can integrate Fintech technologies into their process by choosing functionalities from Oper's Fintech partner app store.

Innoviti

Series D in 2022
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Teller Finance

Venture Round in 2022
Teller is a United States-based blockchain project focused on decentralized lending. It provides a platform that connects to users' bank accounts to offer risk-assessed, unsecured loans, eliminating the need for collateral. By utilizing an algorithmic credit risk protocol, Teller aims to create decentralized lending markets that enhance lending opportunities while minimizing risks. The company's cloud-based system effectively delivers creditworthiness data, enabling users to engage in loans with digital currency. Through this innovative approach, Teller seeks to transform the lending landscape by making access to loans more efficient and secure.

Innoviti

Series D in 2022
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Crediverso

Seed Round in 2021
Crediverso is a digital platform that connects the US Latino community with tailored financial products. It offers services such as credit card comparisons, credit checks, international money transfers, and financial education resources.

Kanmon

Pre Seed Round in 2021
Kanmon provides an API-driven platform that enables vertical SaaS providers and marketplaces to embed lending products for their business customers. The platform supports term loans, lines of credit, invoice financing, and purchase order financing, covering a range of use cases and allowing software companies and financial institutions to monetize their existing customer base by adding a new revenue stream through embedded finance.

Fold

Series A in 2021
Fold is a bitcoin financial services company offering a consumer platform that enables users to earn bitcoin cashback as they shop with linked credit or debit cards and a bitcoin wallet. The platform supports syncing cards, transferring bitcoin to digital gift cards, and receiving bitcoin cashback instantly. It also provides a crypto and cash management experience that lets users buy, sell, and manage bitcoin and dollars, with rewards of up to 1.5% on eligible purchases; premium members enjoy a no-fee transaction experience. Fold aims to expand access to bitcoin by delivering a suite of consumer financial products that let customers earn, accumulate, and utilize bitcoin in everyday life.

Innoviti

Series C in 2021
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Carefull

Seed Round in 2021
Carefull is a company dedicated to supporting adult children who manage their aging parents' finances. They offer digital services aimed at simplifying financial caregiving tasks and enhancing family financial decision-making.

Innoviti

Series C in 2020
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Lentra

Series A in 2019
Founded in 2019, Lentra empowers banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) to create custom loan products and enhance customer experiences through its API-driven modular architecture. Its digital lending platform serves over 50 banks, processing over $20 billion worth of loan applications monthly, with 2 million loans processed each month.

Lentra

Series A in 2019
Founded in 2019, Lentra empowers banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) to create custom loan products and enhance customer experiences through its API-driven modular architecture. Its digital lending platform serves over 50 banks, processing over $20 billion worth of loan applications monthly, with 2 million loans processed each month.

Zopa

Series G in 2018
Zopa is a UK-based online marketplace lending platform that connects borrowers with lenders directly, bypassing traditional banks. The platform provides unsecured consumer loans including car finance, debt consolidation, home improvement, and wedding loans, and supports peer-to-peer investments. Funds come from individuals and institutions, and money lent to a borrower is typically spread across many lenders. Borrowers repay monthly by direct debit under signed contracts, while lenders can fund small portions of multiple loans. The service includes an app to manage loans, credit, and savings, and to monitor credit scores. Zopa generates revenue by charging borrowers a fixed fee and lenders a 1% annual fee. The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.

Bread

Venture Round in 2018
Bread is a New York-based company founded in 2014 that specializes in providing pay-over-time financing solutions for retailers. The company has developed an online financing platform aimed at enhancing merchant sales by offering consumers clear and transparent credit options. By integrating its financing tools into the e-commerce journey, Bread enables merchants to offer flexible payment plans, which increases conversion rates and average order values. The company's focus on consumer-friendly credit aims to improve access, transparency, and ease of use, ultimately making financing more accessible for a broader range of consumers.

Bread

Series B in 2017
Bread is a New York-based company founded in 2014 that specializes in providing pay-over-time financing solutions for retailers. The company has developed an online financing platform aimed at enhancing merchant sales by offering consumers clear and transparent credit options. By integrating its financing tools into the e-commerce journey, Bread enables merchants to offer flexible payment plans, which increases conversion rates and average order values. The company's focus on consumer-friendly credit aims to improve access, transparency, and ease of use, ultimately making financing more accessible for a broader range of consumers.

Innoviti

Series B in 2017
Innoviti is a payments technology company that provides a digital commerce platform and software solutions for secure payment processing, card management, and consumer credit distribution. Its offerings include uniPAY, a unified payment and card management system for retailers; quickEMI and pgEMI, which enable installment payments on consumer purchases using credit cards; and fastCollect, an automated collections tool for banks and retailers. The platform supports payments across online, mobile, in-store, and delivery channels and emphasizes payment automation and lending services across industries such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, entertainment, and transportation.

Ualá

Seed Round in 2017
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Eave

Series A in 2016
Eave is a mortgage loan origination company based in Walnut Creek, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in providing ethical mortgages by treating borrowers like cash buyers, which enhances their mortgage experience. Eave achieves this through a platform that automates a significant portion of the mortgage origination, underwriting, and funding processes, allowing its operations team to focus on delivering exceptional customer support. The company has restructured the mortgage process by fully underwriting borrowers before they begin shopping for homes, ensuring they understand their budget and qualifying rates from the outset. In May 2019, Eave was acquired by Homelight, further expanding its reach in the mortgage industry.

Zopa

Venture Round in 2015
Zopa is a UK-based online marketplace lending platform that connects borrowers with lenders directly, bypassing traditional banks. The platform provides unsecured consumer loans including car finance, debt consolidation, home improvement, and wedding loans, and supports peer-to-peer investments. Funds come from individuals and institutions, and money lent to a borrower is typically spread across many lenders. Borrowers repay monthly by direct debit under signed contracts, while lenders can fund small portions of multiple loans. The service includes an app to manage loans, credit, and savings, and to monitor credit scores. Zopa generates revenue by charging borrowers a fixed fee and lenders a 1% annual fee. The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.

Bread

Series A in 2015
Bread is a New York-based company founded in 2014 that specializes in providing pay-over-time financing solutions for retailers. The company has developed an online financing platform aimed at enhancing merchant sales by offering consumers clear and transparent credit options. By integrating its financing tools into the e-commerce journey, Bread enables merchants to offer flexible payment plans, which increases conversion rates and average order values. The company's focus on consumer-friendly credit aims to improve access, transparency, and ease of use, ultimately making financing more accessible for a broader range of consumers.

Zopa

Series D in 2012
Zopa is a UK-based online marketplace lending platform that connects borrowers with lenders directly, bypassing traditional banks. The platform provides unsecured consumer loans including car finance, debt consolidation, home improvement, and wedding loans, and supports peer-to-peer investments. Funds come from individuals and institutions, and money lent to a borrower is typically spread across many lenders. Borrowers repay monthly by direct debit under signed contracts, while lenders can fund small portions of multiple loans. The service includes an app to manage loans, credit, and savings, and to monitor credit scores. Zopa generates revenue by charging borrowers a fixed fee and lenders a 1% annual fee. The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.

Quadriserv

Venture Round in 2009
Quadriserv, Inc. is an independent technology provider focused on the securities lending industry. Founded in 2001 and based in New York, the company specializes in delivering innovative business model solutions and transformational market structure changes for beneficial owners, agent and custodial banks, broker dealers, and hedge funds. Its flagship product, Aquas, is a web-based application that offers users access to daily lending rates, historical market data, analytics, synthetic products, and trading tools to aid investment decisions. Additionally, Quadriserv operates AQS, an automated marketplace designed for securities lending and borrowing. Through its comprehensive suite of products and services, Quadriserv provides critical market data, transaction technology, and credit solutions to its clients, enhancing their operational efficiency in the securities lending space.

Quadriserv

Series B in 2007
Quadriserv, Inc. is an independent technology provider focused on the securities lending industry. Founded in 2001 and based in New York, the company specializes in delivering innovative business model solutions and transformational market structure changes for beneficial owners, agent and custodial banks, broker dealers, and hedge funds. Its flagship product, Aquas, is a web-based application that offers users access to daily lending rates, historical market data, analytics, synthetic products, and trading tools to aid investment decisions. Additionally, Quadriserv operates AQS, an automated marketplace designed for securities lending and borrowing. Through its comprehensive suite of products and services, Quadriserv provides critical market data, transaction technology, and credit solutions to its clients, enhancing their operational efficiency in the securities lending space.

Zopa

Series C in 2007
Zopa is a UK-based online marketplace lending platform that connects borrowers with lenders directly, bypassing traditional banks. The platform provides unsecured consumer loans including car finance, debt consolidation, home improvement, and wedding loans, and supports peer-to-peer investments. Funds come from individuals and institutions, and money lent to a borrower is typically spread across many lenders. Borrowers repay monthly by direct debit under signed contracts, while lenders can fund small portions of multiple loans. The service includes an app to manage loans, credit, and savings, and to monitor credit scores. Zopa generates revenue by charging borrowers a fixed fee and lenders a 1% annual fee. The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.

Zopa

Series B in 2006
Zopa is a UK-based online marketplace lending platform that connects borrowers with lenders directly, bypassing traditional banks. The platform provides unsecured consumer loans including car finance, debt consolidation, home improvement, and wedding loans, and supports peer-to-peer investments. Funds come from individuals and institutions, and money lent to a borrower is typically spread across many lenders. Borrowers repay monthly by direct debit under signed contracts, while lenders can fund small portions of multiple loans. The service includes an app to manage loans, credit, and savings, and to monitor credit scores. Zopa generates revenue by charging borrowers a fixed fee and lenders a 1% annual fee. The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.

CapitalThinking

Series B in 2000
CapitalThinking is a New York-based mortgage financial services company founded in 1999. It specializes in providing fixed and flexible payment solutions to its clients through an online platform that facilitates applications and quotations. In addition to its mortgage services, CapitalThinking develops application software tailored for the financial services industry, focusing on compliance and risk management. This software offers comprehensive features for enterprise-wide, customer-centric, process-integrated credit and operational risk management. The company was acquired by CapitalStream in January 2004, further enhancing its capabilities in the financial sector.
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