7 venture capital funds investing in FinTech

The FinTech revolution is gaining momentum, and behind every successful startup are significant investments. Which venture capital funds are investing millions in the future of digital finance? Who is funding Stripe, Klarna, PayPal, and other companies that are changing the rules of the game? Find out in our article.

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Infinity Ventures
A young but ambitious venture capital firm that has been investing in promising FinTech startups around the world for three years. Its founders—Jeremy Jonker, Jay Ganatra, and Mario Ruiz—focus on innovation and new technologies. Their portfolio already includes successful projects such as Rainforest and Pagos.

Better Tomorrow Ventures
A venture fund founded in 2019 by NerdWallet co-founder Jake Gibson and Shil Mohnot. The fund specializes in investing in early-stage FinTech startups globally and helps ambitious teams bring their ideas to life. Better Tomorrow Ventures' portfolio already includes successful projects such as Unit, Relay, Coast, Mendel, and Charlie.

The Fintech Fund
Founded in 2022 by Nick Milanovic, author of the This Week in FinTech newsletter, The Fintech Fund invests in Fintech startups globally at the Pre-seed and Seed stages. The average investment size ranges from $200,000 to $400,000. Notable projects include Rainforest, Unit, Cascading AI, and Ansa. The latest major investment was in WiseLayer.

TTV Capital
A venture fund based in Atlanta that invests in early-stage startups. The fund focuses on traditional FinTech, FinTech-oriented businesses, and technologies shaping the future of the industry. It manages over $750 million, with investment sizes ranging from $2 million to $8 million. Notable companies in its portfolio include Green Dot, Bill.com, and Greenlight, while recent investments include Charlie and Payabli.

QED Investors
A venture fund investing in FinTech startups from Pre-seed to Series A stages. It manages $4 billion, with an average check size of $15–20 million. In 2023, it raised $925 million to support FinTech companies worldwide. Its portfolio includes Credit Karma, Nubank, SoFi, Kin Insurance, and One Card.

Thrive Capital
An investment firm founded in 2010 by Joshua Kushner, specializing in investments in internet companies, software, and technology businesses. FinTech startups that Thrive Capital has invested in include Stripe, Affirm Holdings, Plaid, and Nubank.

Sequoia Capital
An American venture fund founded in 1972 by Don Valentine, a former sales and marketing manager in Silicon Valley companies. Key investments by Sequoia Capital include PayPal, Square, and Klarna.