Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Zeom offers a global account and investment app for iOS and Android that lets users convert reais instantly via Pix into a global balance to access international assets and financial services. The platform supports entry investments starting at R$50, issues an international card accepted in more than 190 countries, and uses a blockchain-based infrastructure. After operating in stealth with a small set of customers and running a validation phase with hundreds of clients, Zeom plans to launch operations in Brazil and scale its active user base. The company targets democratizing access to global assets to help users diversify and protect purchasing power in stronger currencies. Zeom has set a user growth target of reaching 50,000 customers in Brazil by the end of 2026 and recently raised R$15 million in a pre-seed round to fund these plans.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Kulipa provides infrastructure that enables issuance of payment cards funded by stablecoin balances and accepted on traditional global payment networks. The platform aims to let payroll companies, cross-border payments firms, neobanks and expense-management providers convert onchain stablecoin balances into real-world spending, while reducing the need for pre-funded structures and enabling direct wallet integrations. Kulipa assumes fraud liability for programs it issues and holds regulatory coverage in the EU, Argentina and Nigeria. The company was founded in 2023 and launched its issuance infrastructure in February 2025. Since launch it reports issuing over 120,000 cards and signing 20 clients, including Flutterwave, Solflare, nSave and Ready. Kulipa plans to expand into the United States via BIN sponsorship and to scale its card issuance partnerships.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Finrob offers investors and analysts access to more than 18 specialized AI agents built on Claude, GPT-5.2, and Gemini 3.1, enabling real-time on-chain analytics, market intelligence, and deep research without coding. The platform aggregates data from Glassnode, CoinGecko, DefiLlama, and Perplexity and lets users ask complex questions via chat instead of juggling multiple tools and subscriptions. Finrob operates on a pay-per-query model that settles payments in USDC using the x402 protocol, positioning it as a cost-efficient alternative to traditional subscription-based research products. The company’s multi-model architecture is designed to keep integrating the latest frontier models, and its roadmap includes expanding on-chain data coverage, adding new AI integrations, and growing its library of research agents. With a newly raised $3.9 million seed round, Finrob intends to accelerate product development and broaden its data integrations. Although the company has not disclosed revenue or user numbers, it emphasizes making institutional-grade analytics accessible to every type of market participant.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

Subzero Labs is building Rialo, a full-stack network designed to give developers native web connectivity, event-driven transactions, built-in privacy, and infinite scalability so they can ship production-ready decentralized apps with Web2 ease. Rialo leverages RISC-V architecture and adds Solana VM compatibility so teams can deploy existing programs out of the box while gaining richer features. The company says Rialo reduces complexity by making off-chain interaction feel native rather than bolted on, targeting use cases from tokenized assets and prediction markets to global trading and AI agent orchestration. Subzero Labs emerged from stealth and has a private devnet live while onboarding early development partners and operating a waitlist for broader testing. The founding team includes Ade Adepoju and Lu Zhang, veterans who previously worked on Mysten Labs and Diem and who have recruited engineers from top Web2 and Web3 firms. The company has raised $20M in an initial financing round to support product development and go-to-market activities.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2025

Due provides a seamless, embeddable API and borderless account that lets businesses send, receive, and settle fiat and stablecoin transactions through a single integration. Its platform offers real-time FX and settlement across 80+ markets via an integrated network of local payment rails, liquidity providers, and blockchain infrastructure. Due routes transactions through stablecoins and on-chain networks when possible, claiming mid-market FX rates and cost reductions of up to 90% versus traditional banking. The company targets fintech builders—payments platforms, payroll systems, wallets, and neobanks—by embedding cross-border infrastructure directly into customer platforms. Due plans to scale its Global Stablecoin APIs, expand payment-rail and currency coverage to 100+ countries by year-end, and launch invoicing, cards, and yield accounts. The business is London-based, was founded by Revolut alumni, and has extended its seed funding to a total of $7.3 million. Due provides a stablecoin and blockchain-based payments platform that connects domestic payment rails via open, interoperable blockchain protocols. Its web platform lets customers open borderless accounts and send/receive payments across 50+ markets using local payment methods. The company offers multi-currency accounts, global transfers/remittances and merchant acquiring for businesses and individuals. Due is built on Ethereum and multiple scaling solutions (Arbitrum, Base, OP, with Starknet and zkSync coming soon). It plans to launch in November focused on corridors between the United States, Europe, the UK and Sub-Saharan Africa, with expansion into Latin America and Asia-Pacific slated for Q1 2024. The company is also working to integrate digitised real-world assets (e.g., tokenised US Treasuries) to broaden access to treasury and yield-bearing assets; it will use the new funding to further develop its technology and expand fiat connectivity to more markets.