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SRM Ventures

Av. Chedid Jafet, 222 - Vila Olímpia, São Paulo, Brazil

Overview

We are a team of experienced entrepreneurs who support startups with strong growth potential, providing them with financial backing, knowledge, and expertise. Our team works closely with portfolio companies to achieve their goals in strategy, operational execution, technology, and fundraising. We believe in fostering strong partnerships and diving in to help build the next generation of successful founders.

Total investments
4
Lead investments
4
Investments · 12mo
3
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • E-Commerce
  • Finance
  • Financial Services
  • Software
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Investment portfolio

  • Anbetec

    Led · Equity · Jan 2026

    Founded in 2018, Anbetec has evolved into a full-stack financial ERP that links clients’ existing ERPs with banks, acquirers, boletos, Pix, and card networks, consolidating all data on a single platform. Its artificial-intelligence layer automates bank reconciliations, accounts-receivable audits, cash-flow projections, and real-time credit risk analysis. The system currently processes more than R$22 billion (≈US$4.2 billion) in annual financial transactions and handles over 2 million receivables titles each month. In April 2025 the company introduced a receivables-anticipation module that has already originated over R$10 million (≈US$1.9 million) in credit and is growing by roughly R$2 million (≈US$380k) monthly. Management projects more than 200 % revenue growth this year and aims to reach R$150 million (≈US$28.5 million) in credit originations by year-end. Anbetec positions itself as the “bank of the supply chain” by embedding working-capital solutions directly into day-to-day financial operations of distributors and retailers.

  • LastWish

    Led · Equity · Dec 2025

    LastWish operates a digital platform focused on family and succession planning, helping heirs navigate Brazil’s inheritance process. Its flagship new product, Inventory Credit, advances funds to cover upfront expenses such as notary fees, legal representation, and the mandatory Inheritance and Donation Tax (ITCMD). The loan is repaid at the end of the probate procedure using proceeds from the estate, preventing heirs from having to liquidate assets prematurely. Management aims for the credit line to assist about 500 families during its first year. Historically a provider of estate-planning tools, LastWish is now expanding into credit execution, positioning itself as a full-stack estate-management solution. With fresh capital, the company plans to scale operations, grow partnerships with law firms and notaries, and refine proprietary risk-analysis and credit-policy models through 2026. It is also strengthening governance and data-security frameworks to ensure transparent, auditable interactions with clients. By easing liquidity constraints in probate, LastWish seeks to unlock billions of reais in frozen family assets and preserve up to 20 % of heirs’ wealth by avoiding distressed sales.

  • Unbox

    Led · Equity · Dec 2025

    Founded in 2020, Unbox began as a software platform offering virtual store creation, proprietary checkout, marketing-automation, and native payment solutions for small and medium-sized businesses selling direct-to-consumer. Over time it attracted fast-growing wellness, supplements, and cosmetics brands and now powers more than 15,000 online stores, including Pudim Beauty, Dobro, Nude, and Herchcovitch. Leveraging merchants’ real-time sales data, the company is expanding into financial services, starting with credit lines and receivables anticipation embedded in its platform. This move allows merchants to finance inventory restocking, boost production, and scale marketing when order volumes spike. The expansion is funded by a new capital raise that strengthens Unbox’s ability to underwrite loans based on first-party transaction data. The company’s broader vision is to become an all-in-one operating and financing stack for digital brands. No revenue figures were disclosed in the article.

  • LitiPay

    Led · Equity · Jun 2024

    Litipay operates a receivables anticipation platform that purchases judged and settled lawsuit credits from clients at a discount to provide them with immediate credit. The company focuses on microcredit, targeting small legal cases with small ticket sizes, according to co‑founder Bruno Avena. Since its founding in 2021, Litipay has facilitated $2.2M in transactions from over 400 lawsuits. The business model centers on acquiring credited receivables and enabling sellers to monetize settled judgments earlier. Litipay plans to use new capital to acquire more credits originated from judged and settled lawsuits and to scale transaction volume. Management expects the funding to fuel growth and further expansion in the legal credit market.

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