IC Ventures is a private seed and pre-Series A venture fund focused on Latin America, investing in B2B technology startups with recurring revenue and potential for rapid scale, with a preference for artificial intelligence and fintech. The firm provides active funding and hands-on support through boards, advisory councils, mentoring, talent attraction, and access to its network to accelerate pilot validation, product–market fit, go-to-market, scaling, and follow-on financing. It maintains a co-investment arrangement with Uruguay’s ANII offering grants and soft loans that amplify the impact of its investments. While its portfolio has centered on Uruguay and Argentina, the firm pursues a regional Latin American outlook. It seeks founders with strong ethical standards, diverse teams, innovative IP, large addressable markets, and execution discipline.

NXTP Ventures is a Latin American early-stage venture capital firm focused on B2B technology. Founded in 2011, it operates from offices in Buenos Aires, São Paulo, and Mexico City and backs founders at pre-seed to Series A stages in four B2B verticals: Cloud & SaaS, FinTech, E-commerce Enablers, and B2B Marketplaces. The firm provides capital and a regional network to help portfolio companies scale domestically and internationally, addressing operational challenges through access to experienced mentors and experts. Its portfolio includes notable unicorns such as Auth0 and Nuvemshop and more than 130 startups, and it has co-invested with global funds. NXTP emphasizes building enduring B2B platforms across Latin America and beyond, supporting founders from idea to execution and helping them raise substantial follow-on capital.

Primary X is the innovation unit of A3 Mercados that co-creates with startups in fintech, crypto, and agrifintech to transform capital markets. It invests in early-stage ventures and provides strategic, tactical and operational support, including planning, networking, partnerships, and back-office services such as legal and finance. The Crypto Lab advances the group’s crypto-asset strategy, enabling blockchain-based products, real-world asset tokenization and Web3 infrastructure to connect traditional finance with the crypto ecosystem. Guided by innovation, collaboration, integrity, and proactivity, Primary X builds a diversified startup portfolio and invites teams to apply. Its offerings cover electronic credit with compliant processes, collateralized blockchain credits, a B2B agricultural marketplace, virtual wallet and cryptocurrencies, crypto investments, infrastructure for tokenized assets and trading analytics, and digitalization and traceability of real assets. The unit maintains alliances with industry associations and venture partners and operates as part of MtR Group.

MrPink VC is a venture capital firm based in Punta del Este, Uruguay, founded in 2021. It invests in early-stage companies across blockchain, artificial intelligence, education, food, technology, and services. The firm focuses on Spanish-speaking Latin America and Spain, expanding from the CAPUC region (Chile, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, and Colombia). MrPink emphasizes a founder-centric approach, partnering early and maintaining close, long-term relationships built on honesty, clarity, and respect for entrepreneurs. Its portfolio aims to back ventures that strengthen social fabric, advance human well-being, and harness AI to augment rather than replace human capabilities, supporting startups that foster collaboration and positive social impact.

Citigroup is a global financial services holding company that provides a broad range of financial products and services to consumers, corporations, governments, and institutions. The company operates through two main segments: Global Consumer Banking, offering retail banking and Citi-branded cards and related services; and Institutional Clients Group, offering wholesale banking products and services including fixed-income and equity sales and trading, foreign exchange, prime brokerage, derivatives, research, corporate lending, investment banking, and advisory services. Citigroup serves clients across North America, Latin America, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The firm includes Citi Private Bank for private banking and Citi Community Capital as its community development lending arm, and the Citi Foundation funds social and economic progress initiatives. Citi emphasizes sustainability and social responsibility, supports affordable housing and economic development, and maintains a global footprint with offices in major cities and leadership in several markets.

Caravela Capital is a venture capital investment firm based in Curitiba, Brazil, founded in 2019. It backs early-stage startups across Brazil and Latin America, focusing on technology-driven companies in fintech, healthcare, logistics, and consumer goods, as well as business-to-business services. The firm provides financing coupled with strategic guidance and leverages a network of experienced entrepreneurs to mentor portfolio companies, helping them scale and transform markets. Caravela Capital emphasizes data-driven approaches and innovative business models to address customer needs, seeking teams with strong leadership and scalable models to drive regional impact.

DGF Investimentos is a Brazilian venture capital firm based in Sao Paulo that concentrates on technology and software companies, especially early-stage and B2B software startups. The firm adopts an activist approach, forging strategic partnerships with exceptional entrepreneurs to build market-leading ventures and leveraging its experience and extensive connections to deliver strong returns for investors. Throughout its history, DGF has backed numerous software and technology companies and recorded exits from investments such as Logocenter, Daitan Group, Mastersaf, RD Station and Reclame Aqui.

Prosus is a global consumer internet group and technology investor that builds, scales and acquires internet platforms across online marketplaces, classifieds, payments and fintech, food delivery, travel and education. It pursues growth through strategic equity investments, acquisitions and operating capabilities, leveraging a global footprint in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The company operates many leading internet platforms and supports its portfolio with ventures, capital markets activity and emphasis on AI initiatives. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Prosus is the international internet assets division of Naspers and focuses on value creation through technology-enabled platforms and ecosystems.

Quona Capital is a venture capital firm that backs fintech and financial services companies in emerging markets, with a focus on expanding access and affordability for underserved consumers and small businesses. The firm supports early through growth-stage investments across regions including Sub-Saharan Africa, India and Southeast Asia, and Latin America, funding disruptive digital financial products such as alternative lending, remittances, insurance, payments, and related software that broadens financial inclusion. It concentrates on equity or equity-like investments in companies that develop or enable financial services beyond microcredit, including channels, payment processing, accounting and online bill payments, and seeks to help underserved communities gain access to banking services. Quona is based in Washington, DC, with offices in Bengaluru, Lima, Cape Town and Mexico City.

Broadhaven Capital Partners is an independent merchant bank headquartered in New York City that provides strategic financial advisory services and investment capital to financial services companies. Founded in 2010, the firm advises on mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, private placements, corporate finance, initial public offerings, special committee assignments, restructuring, fairness opinions, and recapitalizations, while also investing in early-stage companies at the intersection of financial services and technology. It aims to create value through long-term partnerships with exceptional management teams and portfolio companies, leveraging its dual role as advisor and investor to support growth and transaction execution.

Mouro Capital is a London-based venture capital firm focused on fintech, investing across the fintech value chain from early to growth-stage companies. It backs entrepreneurs shaping financial services and operates with a global network, targeting opportunities in Europe, North America, and Latin America. The firm is supported by Banco Santander and has reported more than a billion dollars in total commitments, reflecting its scale and focus on the fintech sector.

Andreessen Horowitz is a Menlo Park, California-based venture capital firm founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. It funds technology startups across seed to late stages, with investments spanning software, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software and services, consumer internet, fintech, artificial intelligence, crypto, infrastructure, and biotechnology at the intersection of computer science and life sciences. The firm emphasizes supporting portfolio companies through growth and strategic partnerships and maintains a broad tech-focused investment approach, aiming to add value beyond capital.

Innogen Capital is a Latin American venture capital firm that backs early-stage and growth companies with proven business models. It seeks both financially sound ventures and those with social impact missions, aiming to provide partners with access to a broad network of professionals across diverse industries. Based in Latin America, it targets investments in countries such as Colombia, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, supporting entrepreneurs from pre-seed to Series A with capital and strategic guidance. The firm focuses on sectors including financial inclusion, healthcare, retail and logistics, and proptech and agtech, leveraging its experience and network to help portfolio companies scale. Innogen has launched initiatives such as the Delta Fund to support startups in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras addressing base-of-the-pyramid needs, and maintains a team of managing partners and staff dedicated to fostering startup growth.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. The firm provides capital and strategic guidance to early-stage and growth-stage technology companies, often entering at the idea or formation stage and maintaining involvement as companies scale. It concentrates on a limited number of portfolio companies at a time and emphasizes long-term partnerships, collaboration among its internal teams and founders, and support in areas such as product development, company building, and market expansion. Its sector focus includes information technology, healthcare, manufacturing, mobile, nanotechnology, financial services, internet, energy, media and retail, with a global reach across the technology ecosystem.

Endeavor is a global non-profit organization dedicated to fostering high-impact entrepreneurship by identifying and supporting ambitious founders, helping them scale, and multiplying their impact across economies. It maintains a worldwide network spanning dozens of countries, connecting entrepreneurs with mentors, investors, and corporate partners, and providing programs that accelerate growth and knowledge sharing. By building communities of entrepreneurs, mentors, and partners, Endeavor aims to spur job creation and revenue growth across its portfolio and ecosystems. The organization operates initiatives that energize local ecosystems and enable cross-border collaboration, positioning Endeavor as a leading platform for scaling high-growth ventures worldwide.

IGNIA is a Mexico-based venture capital firm founded in 2007 that invests in early-stage, tech-enabled startups across Latin America. It targets sectors including health tech, financial services, education, software, fintech, SaaS, e-commerce, marketplaces, and Web3, focusing on businesses with potential to scale and address fundamental needs for populations at the base of the pyramid. The firm emphasizes regional growth in Mexico and other Latin American countries, supporting ventures that deliver social and economic impact while pursuing strong market returns.

G2 Capital is a boutique venture capital firm based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, focused on pre-seed, seed, and early-stage technology companies with global growth potential. It backs startups across SaaS, XaaS, and sectors such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, edtech, cybersecurity, fintech, retailtech, and healthtech, prioritizing proprietary technology and strong teams. The firm applies a structured evaluation framework, the 5 Ts (Team, Tech, TAM, Traction, Trenches), and combines capital with mentorship and a network of strategic connections to support international expansion. Its operations include pipeline screening, due diligence, active governance with KPI tracking, and ongoing guidance from partners. With more than 30 startups in its portfolio and analysis of thousands of opportunities, G2 Capital pursues a Smart Money approach that pairs funding with mentorship and networks to accelerate growth.

Borderless Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 that concentrates on Web3 and blockchain technology, with a focus on Algorand ecosystem opportunities. It invests in early-stage startups and projects across core infrastructure, DeFi, tokenization, blockchain payments, stablecoins, and related infrastructure, often supporting ventures building on Algorand’s platform and Layer 1 features. The firm emphasizes hands-on partnerships with founders, promotes openness and community-driven networks, and seeks to empower builders and communities through decentralized technology. It maintains a global investment footprint with a team of professionals, and operates as an investment partner to innovators across the blockchain space.

Kalonia Venture Partners is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm, the investment arm of Kalonia B2B SL. Founded in 2019, it targets seed to growth-stage investments in B2B fintech and related sectors such as software for financial institutions, payments, e-procurement, and AI-enabled services. It also backs early-stage B2B fintech startups across Latin America, notably Mexico, and aims to invest up to €5 million per round, typically taking minority stakes and co-investing with other investors of similar profiles. The firm emphasizes strategic support to portfolio companies and operates with an evergreen fund approach, reinvesting returns to sustain long-term partnerships and ongoing investment activity.

TheVentureCity is a global early-stage venture capital firm based in Miami, founded in 2017. It invests in product-centric startups across the US, Europe, and Latin America, typically at pre-seed to Series A stages, focusing on sectors including Fintech, Healthtech, SaaS, AI, cybersecurity, logistics, and mobility. The firm emphasizes a founder-centric approach, offering bespoke data insights, operating support, and access to a global network to help portfolio companies scale, with a preference for technology-enabled ventures that leverage data and product-led growth.

Angel Ventures is the first professionally managed angel investor network in Latin America, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Mexico City, with activities in Bogotá. It links high-potential ideas with capital by bringing together angel investors and senior executives who co-invest in early-stage companies across Latin America and the United States. The firm focuses on Series Seed and Series A investments and uses a rigorous assessment process to back startups with regionally tailored business models, aiming to maximize portfolio returns in line with global VC standards. The network comprises hundreds of members and operates as a platform for co-investment and mentorship across sectors such as information and communications technology, fintech, health, biotech, agri-tech, ecommerce, and related technologies.

G2 Momentum Capital is a venture capital firm based in Mexico City, Mexico. It invests in early-stage technology startups, with a focus on Spanish-speaking LatAm ventures, and targets sectors including Fintech, Insurtech, Proptech, SaaS, and AI. The firm seeks to back teams with strong leadership and collaborates closely with founders to help them scale and establish market leadership.

Founded in 2009, DST Global is a global venture capital and growth investment firm that provides capital to late‑stage internet and technology companies, identifying growth opportunities in private markets and deploying capital through venture and private equity investments in established digital businesses. The firm engages with founders and management to support growth ahead of liquidity events, conducts due diligence, and structures investments. With a global footprint and offices in major centers such as Silicon Valley, New York, London, Beijing, and Hong Kong, DST Global pursues a diversified portfolio across the internet economy.

Wayra is Telefónica's corporate venture capital and global open innovation hub. It connects startups with Telefónica's business units through a venture-client model and open-innovation programs, enabling joint opportunities and faster scale. The group operates across 10 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela, to engage ecosystems and bring together entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. Wayra has invested in more than 1,200 startups with total funding exceeding €260 million, focusing on digital health, travel tech, and other technology-enabled sectors. Through collaborations with large organizations such as AstraZeneca and Kunsen, and partnerships like TUI Care Foundation and Target 8.9 for the TUI Futureshapers initiative, Wayra helps accelerate growth and drive impact for both startups and Telefónica's business units.

Finnovista is an innovation and venture capital firm focused on developing the fintech ecosystem in Latin America by partnering with startups, corporations, and investors to address financial challenges. It supports early-stage companies through its venture capital fund and a venture studio, offering acceleration programs and strategic collaborations, and engages the ecosystem through events and programs such as Finnosummit. The company operates its venture capital arm Finnovista.vc to invest in pre-seed and seed fintech ventures and has involvement with accelerator programs including Startupbootcamp. Finnovista conducts three-month programs and considers co-investments, with activities spanning Latin America and Spain, and is headquartered in Madrid with an office in Mexico City. Through collaboration with financial institutions and the broader ecosystem, Finnovista aims to unleash entrepreneurship to drive tangible results in financial services.

Canary is an early-stage venture capital firm based in São Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2017. It invests in early-stage startups across fintech, crypto, climate, healthcare, consumer, business-to-business, and enterprise sectors, leveraging a team of seasoned founders and investors with a track record of building and backing successful companies, including unicorns in Latin America. The team brings experience from leading investment positions with firms such as Silver Lake, Tarpon, and MSquare/Velt.

Alpana Ventures is a Swiss venture capital firm based in Geneva that focuses on digital transformation and deeptech investments across Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. Founded in 2016, it supports seed to growth-stage companies by helping embed breakthrough technologies into innovative business models to create lasting value and global market leadership. The firm applies ESG criteria in its investment approach and seeks opportunities across sectors such as healthcare, information technology, finance, enterprise solutions, mobility, cybersecurity, gaming and related fields. It emphasizes sustainability and Cleantech as part of its digital transformation focus and collaborates with entrepreneurs to scale global operations.

Auxly Cannabis Group is a Canadian consumer packaged goods company in the cannabis market, focused on building brands that resonate with consumers along the cannabis journey. Its portfolio includes Foray, Kolab Project, Back Forty, Dosecann, Parcel, and Black Forty, offering dried and fresh cannabis, seeds and plants, oils, edibles, extracts, and topicals. The company emphasizes innovation through a proprietary genetics library and consumer-centric formulations, distributing products across multiple Canadian facilities and pursuing strategic partnerships and industry initiatives to advance a responsible cannabis ecosystem.

Tiger Global Management is an investment firm founded in 2001 by Charles (Chase) Coleman that manages capital across public and private markets worldwide. The firm focuses on technology, internet, consumer, and financial services sectors, pursuing high-quality growth opportunities through both public equity and private investments. It maintains a research-driven, long-term approach and acts as a registered investment adviser, building partnerships with innovative companies across multiple regions and growth stages.

Revolution is a Washington, D.C.-based venture capital firm founded in 2005 by Steve Case. It specializes in early- and growth-stage investments across technology-enabled sectors including software and services, consumer internet, media and entertainment, health, financial services, energy, and education, with a track record of backing entrepreneurs who build companies outside traditional coastal hubs. The firm emphasizes investing in underserved or emerging startup communities through its Rise of the Rest initiative, which spotlights regional ecosystems and funds seed- and early-stage companies outside New York, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Revolution operates multiple funds focused on entrepreneurs nationwide and seeks to partner with top-tier investors, often taking leading roles and board seats to help portfolio companies scale.

Dreamit Ventures is a venture firm and accelerator that supports early to growth-stage technology startups, with a focus on cybersecurity, health tech, software, and other high-growth sectors. The company provides seed funding along with structured programs, including customer sprints, partner introductions to potential customers and investors, and mentorship to accelerate product-market fit and fundraising. Since its founding in 2008, Dreamit has backed hundreds of startups and built a broad network of enterprise partners to help portfolio companies validate pilots, scale revenue, and pursue strategic partnerships.

Latam Capital is a venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-stage companies across Latin America.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2012 that targets early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups in the United States and Canada. The firm employs a data-driven, quantitative approach to investment decisions and aims for rapid yes-or-no conclusions, often within two weeks. Typical rounds encompass small checks in the low hundreds of thousands, with the potential for larger commitments in exceptional cases, and a portfolio-wide strategy that emphasizes diversification. Beyond capital, it provides hands-on mentorship in areas such as sales, marketing, and fundraising, leveraging a network of investors and seasoned operators to support portfolio companies after investment. The firm focuses on teams still refining product-market fit, including those outside traditional tech hubs, and seeks to help founders scale efficiently through structured operational support and transparent decision processes.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm that provides early-stage and seed investments alongside structured accelerator programs and deeply resourced facilities to accelerate product development. Focused on deep tech, human and planetary health, and cross-border software, SOSV backs startups from pre-seed onward and runs programs that accelerate technical development, regulatory strategy, and fundraising. The firm maintains labs and engineering spaces with specialist staff in multiple regions, including the United States and Asia, to support portfolio companies in biosafety, chemistry, mechatronics, analytics, and electrical engineering. Programs such as HAX and other live events offer founders access to prototyping, testing, and investor networks. Annually, SOSV makes around sixty pre-seed investments (up to roughly $550k each) and participates in numerous follow-on rounds, leveraging a global portfolio and extensive co-investor network to help deeply technical startups scale and reach markets.

Reflex Capital is a Prague-based venture capital firm focused on seed and early-stage investments across Europe, with a strong emphasis on the Czech Republic. The team comprises experienced entrepreneurs who have built and invested in their own companies, aiming to support founders as partners rather than traditional financiers. Reflex Capital uses its own capital, enabling fast, independent decision-making without external leverage. The firm backs early-stage startups in areas including artificial intelligence, mental health, data platforms, and enterprise software, and has backed companies such as Product Fruits, VOS.health, Keboola, and Spaceti. It manages around €150 million and maintains offices in Prague, with a presence in San Francisco. Reflex Capital prioritizes a collaborative approach, focusing on founder fit, shared values, and the ability to help founders navigate both successes and challenges.

GrowthX is a San Francisco-based private equity and venture capital firm founded in 2015 that concentrates on seed-stage technology companies and B2B startups in North America. The firm provides early-stage investments and engages with portfolio companies to support growth through strategic guidance, go-to-market planning, and data-driven decision making, aiming to accelerate revenue and scale operations.

Global Infrastructure Partners is an independent global investor that owns and operates core infrastructure assets across energy, transport, digital infrastructure, and water and waste management. The firm emphasizes decarbonization as a central part of its investment thesis and integrates environmental, social, and governance considerations throughout the investment life cycle to enhance long-term value. It pursues a disciplined approach built on proprietary deal origination, rigorous due diligence, strong stakeholder relationships, and active asset management to drive steady returns across equity and debt across markets worldwide.

Kaszek Ventures is a Latin America-focused venture capital firm founded in 2011, with bases in Buenos Aires and São Paulo and active in several Latin American markets such as Mexico City and Montevideo. It invests from seed to early-stage in technology companies, spanning sectors including financial services, education, healthcare, e-commerce, enterprise software, and SaaS, and occasionally supports later-stage rounds. In addition to capital, it provides hands-on guidance in strategy, execution, growth, technology, product, networking, and fundraising to help build enduring Latin American technology companies.

Hatcher+ is a global venture capital firm and technology platform that leverages data analytics and automation to support early-stage investing and fund management. The firm has built the VAAST (Venture-as-a-Service Technology) platform to help investors analyze deals, construct custom portfolios, manage tasks and teams, and process startup applications via a branded interface. It operates FAAST (Funds-As-a-Service Technology) for instant fund and special-purpose vehicle creation, automated KYC/AML onboarding, and cross-border IBAN generation. The company uses AI-driven tools, including the Hatcher Score, to screen opportunities, guide portfolio decisions, and automate due diligence, compliance, and portfolio management. With a global network for deal flow, it serves asset managers and fund sponsors seeking streamlined fund creation, investment analysis, and governance workflows, while offering scalable workspace tiers for GP operations and new funds. The firm emphasizes data-driven investing with a focus on artificial intelligence and software.

Incubate Fund is an independent seed and early‑stage venture capital firm that backs technology startups across Asia. Founded in 2010, it operates through regional funds and a global network, with a notable presence in Japan and India through entities such as Incubate Fund India. The firm concentrates on seed and pre‑seed investments and follows a founder‑first approach, providing founders with ongoing support, mentorship, and access to a wide ecosystem of partners. Its portfolio covers sectors including consumer technologies, business software, e‑commerce, logistics, media, gaming, and online services, and the firm aims to help entrepreneurs progress from seed stage toward long‑term growth and viable exits through strategic connections and market access across Asia and beyond.

Catcha Group is a Kuala Lumpur-based family office that invests in digital, technology-driven sectors including internet platforms, online classifieds, e-commerce, media, financial technology, real estate, and other digital services. The group supports its portfolio companies through substantial equity investments and guidance aimed at rapid growth, profitability, and, where appropriate, IPO readiness. It emphasizes empowering entrepreneurs by offering digital products and services that streamline online presence and customer engagement, and fostering a supportive community to help startups build and scale their ventures. Through its activities, Catcha Group positions itself as a partner to help businesses thrive in the digital landscape.

Cabiedes & Partners is a Madrid-based venture capital firm founded in 2009 that provides seed and early-stage investments, and in some cases later-stage financing, focusing on Internet, fintech, and technology sectors in Spain, particularly Madrid and Barcelona. The firm typically makes initial investments in the range of €50,000 to €500,000 with enterprise values of €1 million to €5 million, and follows on with €1-2 million investments. It seeks minority stakes, often around 10-20%, with funding sometimes deployed from personal capital.

A London-based venture capital firm focused on the water sector. Founded in 2009, it targets early-stage opportunities in water technology and water infrastructure, investing in private companies as well as publicly listed companies worldwide.

A Chilean investment firm based in Santiago that provides venture capital and growth equity across Latin America. It backs early and growth-stage technology companies, including technology services and digital platforms, with a focus on healthcare, financial services, retail, industrial tech and artificial intelligence. The firm supports growth by helping management teams scale operations and expand offerings in Chile, Colombia, Peru, Mexico and other regional markets.