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Infinity Ventures

600 Montgomery St Fl 43, San Francisco, California, 94111, United States

Overview

Infinity Ventures is an early-stage venture firm to invest in companies that are enabling the next generation of Fintech and Commerce. The firm consists of a seasoned team of operators, advisors, and investors, possessing deep sector knowledge specifically in fintech and commerce areas.

Total investments
37
Lead investments
17
Investments · 12mo
9
Active investors
4

Sector focus

  • Finance
  • Financial Services
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • SaffronStays

    Led · Equity · Jun 2026

    SaffronStays operates a portfolio of managed holiday homes and premium short-term rental properties across India. Over the past three years it expanded its portfolio by over 150%, with inventory increases of 70% in north India, 90% in south India and 200% in Goa. The company reports that more than half of its revenue now comes from premium homes and that it has remained profitable for four consecutive years. Following the $3.5 million fundraise led by Infinity Ventures, SaffronStays plans to accelerate investment in technology, operations and guest experience to strengthen its position in India’s managed holiday-home market.

  • Flagright

    Led · Series A · Jun 2026

    Flagright offers a unified, risk-based platform that centralizes transaction monitoring, watchlist screening, investigations, case management, AI forensics, and governance workflows into an explainable AI operating system for financial crime compliance. The platform emphasizes enterprise-grade workflows, auditability, and explainable AI agents that keep human oversight central while supporting decision transparency and defensibility. Flagright is trusted by more than 100 fintechs and banks across 30+ countries and advertises deployment timelines as short as two weeks. Customers replacing fragmented tools with Flagright report up to 93% fewer false positives and up to 80% lower compliance costs, per the company. Going forward, Flagright plans to expand explainable AI use cases across investigations, alert intelligence, rule optimization, decision support, and audit-ready workflows while increasing its US market presence. The company is positioning itself as the operating system layer for sophisticated regulated institutions seeking an enterprise-grade replacement for legacy or fragmented compliance stacks.

  • Vinyl Equity

    Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

    Vinyl Equity builds infrastructure for capital markets and corporate transactions, offering issuer-focused capabilities such as shareholder recordkeeping, equity operations, paying agency, and transaction workflows. The platform includes integrated payments solutions, document collection, KYC/KYB controls, tax filing, audit trails, and fraud prevention, and it integrates with equity plan administrators via APIs to reconcile vested and exercised shares in real time. Vinyl supports both private and public companies and has acted as transfer agent for clients including Neptune Insurance Holdings Inc. after its NYSE listing. Headquartered in Chicago and SEC-registered as a transfer agent, Vinyl emphasizes auditability, system integrity, and real-time accuracy for regulated market environments. The company plans to expand engineering, compliance, and go-to-market teams following its $20 million Series A to deepen issuer support and advance its infrastructure for emerging market models such as tokenization.

  • Fun

    Participated · Series A · May 2026

    Founded in 2022 by Alex Fine, Fun develops backend payment infrastructure that enables platforms to move value between crypto tokens and fiat currency without routing users through exchanges or banks. The company integrates with a platform’s engineering team to build deposit and withdrawal rails and uses third-party providers to convert among tokens and currencies. Fun reports it processes more than $18 billion in yearly payments volume and serves over 20 clients, including Polymarket, Lighter, and Aave. The startup has a staff of almost 30 employees and declined to disclose revenue or profitability. Management plans to hire additional staff with proceeds from the Series A and to expand services to non-crypto-native companies as more firms add crypto payments.

  • Badge

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

    Badge operates a single platform that lets businesses create and manage wallet cards, passes, tickets and credentials inside Apple and Google Wallets. Through the service, companies can issue passes with one tap, push real-time balance or status updates, send contextual notifications based on location or behavior, and track performance analytics. By turning static wallet items into dynamic, data-driven “living surfaces,” Badge hopes to position wallets as a primary customer interface and a new commerce channel. The company cites industry data showing 4.3 billion global wallet users and transaction volumes projected to top $28 trillion by 2030, emphasizing the urgency for brands to engage customers through wallets. Across its customer base, Badge reports repeat e-commerce and in-store transactions driven by wallet engagement, though no specific revenue or user numbers were disclosed. With fresh capital in hand, management plans to accelerate go-to-market initiatives, deepen enterprise partnerships and expand product capabilities. The company is based in San Francisco and has raised $17.1 million to date.

Team

  • Mario Ruiz

    Co-Founder and Managing Partner

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  • Jay Ganatra

    Co-Founder and Managing Partner

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  • Jeremy Jonker

    Founder and Managing Partner

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  • Robert May

    Business Operations Partner

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