Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Cordant provides a real-time command center that ingests signals from payment rails, bank accounts, ledgers, compliance and risk systems and normalizes them into a shared event model to show how transactions moved across an operating environment. The platform does not move or hold funds, replace core systems, or require centralized data; instead it detects control gaps, coordinates exception workflows, and produces audit-grade records of activity. Cordant developed its product with 11 design partners spanning payments, digital assets and traditional banking, with Bitso and Paxos serving as both design partners and investors. The company was founded by former Rapyd leaders who built and commercialized Rapyd's global infrastructure and say Cordant grew from the operational visibility challenges they encountered. Cordant will use its seed funding to bring the system into production and to activate private beta clients, and it is positioning itself as a prerequisite layer for institutions looking to deploy AI and new rails within regulated workflows.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Checker provides a single-API network that gives regulated financial institutions access to stablecoin liquidity, fiat on- and off-ramps, payment rails, and tools for trading, payments, treasury, and credit. Over the past year its initial stablecoin liquidity product scaled from $0 to $3B in total processing volume across about 30 institutional customers, including Rail, Braza Bank, and Belo. The platform processes roughly 1% of annual global B2B stablecoin payments volume and supports 75 global currencies for FX, collections, payouts, named accounts, and trading. Checker emphasizes reducing fragmentation by orchestration of liquidity and compliance across markets so institutions do not need to integrate multiple providers. With the new funding the company plans to expand global payments coverage to reduce correspondent banking dependencies, add embedded borrowing and lending to lower pre-funding needs, and deploy AI-powered agents for treasury and back-office automation. The company is backed by leading investors and strategic financial partners including Galaxy Ventures, Al Mada Ventures, Framework, Bitso, and Airtm.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Latitude builds a stablecoin-powered cross-border payments network called Global Payouts that enables US businesses to pay into personal accounts in over 50 countries by converting USD to stablecoins and then to local fiat. The startup also offers stablecoin deposit infrastructure for crypto-native apps, helping platforms and prediction markets convert local currencies into stablecoins in markets like Mexico and the Philippines. Latitude already serves customers such as content creator platform Zencastr. The company is currently in a testing phase and monetizes transactions through fees. Its team comprises 11 employees. Latitude completed an $8 million funding round led by NEA, with participation from Lightspeed Faction, Coinbase, Paxos, and the Solana Foundation.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2021

Notabene runs what it describes as the largest open network for regulated on-chain transactions, combining Travel Rule compliance with pre-transaction verification and authorization capabilities. Its B2B product, Notabene Flow, extends the network into stablecoin payment use cases such as pull payments, recurring payments, and automated invoicing. The network spans more than 2,300 connected institutions across 100+ jurisdictions, serves 280+ customers including tier-1 banks, custodians, fintechs, and exchanges, and has facilitated over $2 trillion in annualized transaction volume. Notabene is partnering with Ripple to integrate RLUSD and accelerate enterprise adoption of compliant stablecoin payments. The company plans to use strategic partnerships and Ripple's enterprise ecosystem to scale Notabene Flow and onboard additional institutions. Notabene was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in New York.