Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

Founded in 2022, Tel Aviv–based WINN.AI offers a real-time revenue execution platform that coaches sales representatives live on calls while automatically updating CRM and BI systems. The software standardizes best practices across large teams, freeing reps to focus on relationship building while AI handles data capture and process compliance. Since launching in June 2023, the company has secured notable enterprise customers such as Deel, Cyera, and Kaseya, reporting a 33% lift in win rates, a 2× CRM fill rate, and a 98% reduction in admin time in separate case studies. Operational traction has been strong: the company tripled annual recurring revenue in 2025, expanded ARR 30× over the past two years, and maintained 0% churn among enterprise accounts. WINN.AI integrates seamlessly with major CRMs, positioning itself as a core system rather than an add-on. Proceeds from its recent funding will support continued product development and expansion into the U.S. market. Management believes the shift from post-call analytics to proactive, in-call guidance represents a transformative opportunity in sales technology.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Reelables is the first company to mass-produce printable active smart labels that combine thin-film wireless electronics and flexible, coated batteries, allowing the labels to be printed on standard barcode printers and disposed of after use. Its paper-thin Bluetooth and 5G labels, paired with proprietary software, give logistics providers, retailers, and manufacturers continuous location, inventory, and temperature data with 100% accuracy, eliminating the need for manual barcode scans or bulky tracking devices. The solution helps reduce theft and loss, improves accountability, and automates supply-chain visibility at scale. Reelables reported more than 200% growth this year and plans to scale manufacturing to 100 million labels annually to meet accelerating demand. The company will channel new capital into expanding engineering and operations teams, advancing product development, and enlarging production capacity. Industry veteran Tom Carter has joined as Chief Operating Officer to steer these expansion efforts. Headquartered in London, the company is tackling an asset-tracking market projected to reach $88 billion by 2033.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2025

Basis Theory builds independent payments infrastructure centered on a developer-friendly, cloud-native vault that tokenizes and stores sensitive payment data while remaining processor-agnostic. The platform allows merchants and fintechs such as Pinterest, Melio, and MoneyGram to keep full control of card and account data, simplifying PCI compliance and eliminating vendor lock-in. Its vault underpins the company’s broader vision for “agentic commerce,” where AI agents autonomously authorize and optimize transactions; Basis Theory also leads a 20-plus-member Agentic Commerce Consortium to set standards for this emerging model. Founded in 2020 by fintech veterans Brian Billingsley, Colin Luce, and Ben Milne, the company has grown to more than 40 employees and holds PCI Level 1 and SOC 2 certifications. Revenue figures were not disclosed, but the firm cites strong product-market fit and plans to expand engineering, product, and go-to-market teams with its new capital. Future initiatives include scaling its enterprise-grade vault globally and deepening AI-driven payment and data capabilities for merchant customers.

Participated · Series B · Aug 2025

Appcharge is a direct-to-consumer (DTC) platform for mobile game publishers, offering fully branded web stores, gamified offers, global payments checkout, and mobile in-app payments SDKs. The company has launched an iOS Payments SDK, AppDirect, and widely-adopted Payment Links to expand its suite of compliant, scalable DTC tools. Appcharge powers stores for more than 100 games and for over one-third of the top-grossing mobile games, with publishers reporting average profit lifts of 35% and improved retention. The platform is processing more than $500 million in transactions and has grown 14x year-over-year. Appcharge plans to use new funding to scale its platform with new products to meet global industry demand and to lead the next era of customer engagement beyond app stores. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv and is led by veterans from Rovio, Huge Games, Moon Active, and Play Studios. Appcharge builds a headless commerce platform for game publishers to sell in-game currencies and virtual goods directly to players. The platform links gaming accounts to publisher-run stores, provides pricing and purchasing analytics, and acts as merchant of record by creating local merchant entities, tax registration, payment facilities and fraud prevention. The company processes roughly $200 million annually in purchases and counts customers in the "tens." Founded in 2022 by Maor Sason and based in Tel Aviv, Appcharge plans to expand its analytics with more machine-learning capabilities in the coming months. It positions itself as a complement to app-store and direct storefront efforts rather than an in-app bridge, relying on channels like newsletters and gaming communities for traffic. The funding will support expansion of the product and go-to-market efforts.

Led · Series A · Aug 2025

Vendict provides an AI-native platform that automates governance, risk, and compliance tasks for enterprises. Built on language models, knowledge graphs, and continuous feedback loops, the system generates context-aware, source-backed answers to security questionnaires, performs gap analyses across frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, DORA, and ESG, and evaluates third-party risk. The product promises 100 % traceability, cuts questionnaire response times from six days to six minutes, and reduces manual control testing by 90 %. More than 100 customers have adopted the service in less than three years, many switching from legacy or manual solutions. By eliminating repetitive documentation work, Vendict positions GRC teams as strategic contributors rather than administrative overhead. The New-York-based company has raised $20 million to date, including the newly announced Series A, to further develop its AI-native, hallucination-free compliance platform. Investors view its explainable AI architecture and emerging two-sided network effects as key advantages in a GRC market expected to add $44.22 billion in value between 2025 and 2029.