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Hi2 Global

747 3rd Ave Ste 2601, New York City, New York, 10017, United States

Overview

Hi2 Global was founded in New York in 2014, as a technology-enabled global asset allocation platform. Hi2 Global manages two pre-seed venture funds and a private credit hedge fund.

Total investments
10
Lead investments
1
Investments · 12mo
3
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • Finance
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Investment portfolio

  • Fincart

    Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

    Fincart builds a software platform that consolidates logistics, payments, and customer operations for e-commerce merchants. Founded in 2023 by Mostafa Masry and Nihal Ali and based in Egypt, the company aims to simplify merchants’ back-end workflows. Following its oversubscribed seed raise, Fincart plans to expand its product offerings and grow its team. The startup intends to use the new capital to enter additional markets across MENA and Africa. No revenue, user metrics, or valuation were disclosed in the announcement.

  • Revora (MyAlice)

    Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

    Revora provides an AI-native operating layer designed to help e-commerce merchants acquire, convert, support, and retain customers across conversational channels. The company has grown approximately 10x over the past 12–18 months and serves users in more than 21 countries, with a primary market focus in Saudi Arabia and additional focus in the UAE and Pakistan. Its founding team includes Shuvo Rahman and Daniyal Baig and it maintains a tech team in Bangladesh. Investors have described the business as having an "impressive bottom line." Post-raise, Revora plans to double down on expansion in Saudi Arabia and across the MENAP region and continue investing in its AI "brain" to power merchant workflows.

  • iPNOTE

    Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

    iPNOTE offers a SaaS platform that unifies the filing and management of trademarks and patents across more than 130 countries. Its core feature is an AI paralegal that can handle up to 90% of routine communications with IP service providers, oversee the entire registration workflow, track deadlines, and escalate complex issues to human experts. The system replaces hundreds of manual emails with a single conversational interface, dramatically reducing the time and cost of IP administration. To date, the company has processed more than 2,000 IP cases for corporations such as GEA Group, Roche, Supplant Company, and Grupo AlEn, reportedly saving clients millions of dollars in IP budgets. iPNOTE is also cultivating an IP Leaders Network that brings together executives from large enterprises to share best practices. The freshly raised capital will support further development of the AI agent and expansion across the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom.

  • Nana

    Participated · Series A · Oct 2024

    Dastgyr is a demand-led B2B marketplace launched in 2020 that connects retailers with suppliers, manufacturers and wholesalers to enable wholesale ordering and next-day delivery. The platform offers a sellers app for product uploads, pricing and purchase orders while buyers use the marketplace to order inventory. Dastgyr expanded beyond FMCG into electronics, pharmaceuticals, industrial goods, raw materials and construction materials. It uses a cross-docking, asset-light fulfilment model to move goods quickly and offers Shariah-compliant lending services for largely unbanked or underbanked sellers and buyers. The company targets Pakistan’s ~2 million SMBs and the broader SMB market opportunity cited at around $150 billion in value. Following the raise, Dastgyr plans further geographic expansion and to broaden fintech offerings while investing in technology and people.

  • dili

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

    Dili builds an AI-driven compliance platform tailored to the complex regulatory requirements around construction and infrastructure projects, including prevailing wage and apprenticeship rules. Its architecture uses contemporary AI models to extract structured data from unstructured documents, then applies a deterministic rules engine to avoid LLM-induced errors in final compliance decisions. The company reports the software is already deployed on about 700 projects spanning manufacturing facilities to data centers. Approximately half of those projects use Dili as an in-house tool while the other half outsource compliance to Dili under a contractor model. Dili’s leadership expects the market to shift toward in-house software adoption over time as AI automates professional services workflows. The company emphasizes reliability due to the high financial risks of non-compliance, noting violations can result in millions of dollars in fines.

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