Led · Equity · Feb 2024

Wolo operates a digital platform that simplifies and secures long-term residential rentals, aiming to improve the renting experience for owners and tenants. The company plans to use new capital to accelerate growth, develop specialized technology, and introduce new lines of business and services. Management targets surpassing 100,000 rentals under management within five years while maintaining annual growth above 100% from a position of profitability. Wolo doubled its revenue in 2023 and completed more than 2,000 rentals in the past two years with a near 0% default rate. The platform emphasizes security and a streamlined experience for property owners and tenants. The company describes itself as the first digital specialist in long-term rentals and intends to consolidate market leadership with the fresh funding. Wolo is a Barcelona-based digital platform specialized in the rental housing market. The platform offers an end-to-end rental service accessible from any device, enabling publication of listings and photos, coordination of visits, property valuation, trend and performance analytics, and recommendations. It also supports online tracking of payments, contracts, documentation, insurance and household services such as electricity and water. Wolo aims to transform the traditional rental process into a comfortable, transparent experience that can be managed from any device, according to director Oriol Sanleandro. The platform was launched at the end of 2019 with backing from 101 Ventures, Guinot Prunera and business angels, and Guinot Prunera is a strategic partner in its digitalization efforts. Financially, Wolo has received €570,000 to date, including an initial €320,000 at launch and a subsequent €250,000 capital injection.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2023

Rand is a web3 neobank created as an alternative to traditional banking to give Gen Z and Millennials tools to manage and grow their savings. Its core products include Prize, which pools yields and redistributes them as prizes (up to €5,000, with 25% of users always receiving returns), and Earn, a savings account that pays a 5.00% annual yield with daily bonuses reflected in the interface. Rand uses AI to make its products more efficient and generates interest by providing liquidity to centralized and decentralized exchanges, then redistributing returns to users. The company has been approved by the Bank of Spain to operate as a crypto-asset service provider. Founder and CEO Pol Martín has been publicly highlighted (Forbes Spain 30under30, 2023). The new capital announced in the press release is intended to finance the company’s initial growth phase, enable a personal IBAN for each user, and support the launch and rollout of the Earn account. Rand is a fintech platform founded in 2021 that enables users—particularly young people—to create or join collective savings groups called “Partys” and compete for the yields generated by those pooled savings. Users lock euros that Rand converts into stablecoins to access decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and generate returns, which are then awarded by raffle to party winners while participants recover their principal. The app can be used without owning crypto through legally enabled external on‑ramps. Rand positions itself as a hybrid DeFi–fintech product that brings prize‑linked savings to Europe for the first time after similar models in the U.S. The company plans product rollout funded by its recent raise and intends to pursue a further token sale (ICO) to secure additional funding. Current financials disclosed in the article include a fresh €850,000 raise (split between equity and token issuance).