Speedinvest

Speedinvest is a venture capital firm based in Vienna, with offices in Berlin, Paris, London, Munich, and San Francisco, that focuses on early-stage technology investments across Europe, including Central and Eastern Europe. The firm backs seed to early growth rounds in areas including deep tech, fintech, health, industrial tech, marketplaces, consumer tech, software-as-a-service, and network effects, with a platform philosophy and hands-on support via an in-house Platform+ team that provides growth marketing, human resources, US business development, and networking assistance from day one. Typical investments range from a few hundred thousand euros up to about three million euros, with a preference for minority stakes up to around 20% and for taking co-entrepreneurial operational roles for six months to a year. Speedinvest was founded in 2011 and is known for combining capital with hands-on operational support to help portfolio companies scale.

Marie-Hélène Ametsreiter

Partner

Jeroen Arts

Partner

Julian Blessin Ph.D

General Partner

Charlie Boles

Senior Associate

Estelle Botbol

Principal

Past deals in Credits and Lending

Flow48

Series A in 2025
Flow48 is a company that specializes in revenue-based financing, providing businesses with access to capital to support their operations and growth. The platform offers upfront lump-sum investments that businesses can utilize for various purposes, such as investing in inventory or capital expenditures. By doing so, Flow48 helps stabilize cash flow and encourages future revenue generation. The company's model is designed to offer rapid funding solutions along with flexible repayment options, making it an attractive choice for companies seeking to enhance their financial stability and operational efficiency.

Khazna

Series B in 2025
Khazna operates a mobile financial platform in Egypt and the Middle East aimed at expanding access to formal financial services. The company offers general purpose credit, buy now, pay later, and bill payment capabilities and seeks to digitize cash transactions across Egypt and beyond. Its platform is described as a workforce banking solution that enables employers to provide cash advances to employees, facilitates peer-to-peer payments, and supports cash deposits and withdrawals with low or no transaction fees. The service bundle includes payments, savings, and insurance features to deliver a convenient, secure smartphone-based financial ecosystem for individuals and workforces in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Flow48

Seed Round in 2023
Flow48 is a company that specializes in revenue-based financing, providing businesses with access to capital to support their operations and growth. The platform offers upfront lump-sum investments that businesses can utilize for various purposes, such as investing in inventory or capital expenditures. By doing so, Flow48 helps stabilize cash flow and encourages future revenue generation. The company's model is designed to offer rapid funding solutions along with flexible repayment options, making it an attractive choice for companies seeking to enhance their financial stability and operational efficiency.

Abhi

Series A in 2022
Abhi is a financial wellness platform based in Pakistan that enables employees to access a portion of their accrued wages as a salary advance. The service allows employees to withdraw funds into any bank account and supports on-demand payroll for employers, helping them pay staff timely and reduce HR and finance workload. The platform also offers features such as access to unpaid wages, invoice factoring and payroll processing, empowering employers with flexible wage payment options. Founded in 2021, Abhi seeks to redefine personal finance by giving workers more control over their earnings.

Khazna

Series A in 2022
Khazna operates a mobile financial platform in Egypt and the Middle East aimed at expanding access to formal financial services. The company offers general purpose credit, buy now, pay later, and bill payment capabilities and seeks to digitize cash transactions across Egypt and beyond. Its platform is described as a workforce banking solution that enables employers to provide cash advances to employees, facilitates peer-to-peer payments, and supports cash deposits and withdrawals with low or no transaction fees. The service bundle includes payments, savings, and insurance features to deliver a convenient, secure smartphone-based financial ecosystem for individuals and workforces in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Tradico

Seed Round in 2016
Tradico AG, based in Ruggell, Liechtenstein, is a financial services company that specializes in providing bank-independent solutions for financing working capital. The company operates an online platform that connects suppliers with small and medium-sized businesses, offering quick and reliable access to capital. Clients can register online without paperwork, upload their trades, and process transactions efficiently. Tradico finances the inventory of its clients and pays supplier invoices immediately, allowing buyers more time to settle payments. This approach benefits both buyers and suppliers by streamlining the transaction process and eliminating the need for traditional bank involvement.
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