Participated · Series A · May 2026

Stitch offers a single, cloud-native stack that spans lending, cards, payments, and ledgers, enabling financial institutions to adopt modules gradually without ripping out existing systems. Built by operators with experience at NPCI, FIS, Barclays, Santander, and Azentio, the platform is positioned as a modern system of record to enable institutions to adopt AI and launch products faster. In the six months prior to the announcement, more than $5 billion was transacted on Stitch’s platform. The company reported customer numbers grew 10x in 2025 and revenue grew 20x in the same period. Stitch currently serves customers across the GCC, Africa (including Egypt and Kenya), and Southeast Asia, with named customers including Raya Financing, LuLu Exchange, Noqodi, and Foodics. The company plans to continue expanding with the goal of servicing financial institutions worldwide.

Participated · Series B · Aug 2025

Salasa provides turnkey e-commerce fulfilment and logistics services spanning warehousing, inventory management, last-mile delivery, bonded zones, and cross-border shipping. Founded in 2017 and based in Riyadh, it integrates with platforms such as Salla, ZID, Amazon, Trendyol, and Shopify and partners with carriers including Aramex, DHL, and Saudi Post. Since inception Salasa has fulfilled and shipped over 50 million products and serves more than 1,000 merchants, including Noon, Amazon, Cenomi, Boutiqaat, Laverne, Sharaf DG, and Alothaim Retail. The company is transitioning into an AI-powered logistics platform to enable predictive, automated, and self‑optimising operations across planning, inventory, and fulfilment. Funds will be used to expand its fulfilment network, dark stores, and bonded zone capabilities and to boost international shipping to open new markets for merchants across the GCC and beyond. As Saudi Arabia’s e-commerce market grows, Salasa aims to scale its technology, physical footprint, and talent to become a tech-first logistics partner.

Led · Seed · Nov 2021

Phantasia is an on-chain fantasy sports platform on Solana that supports multiple sports including American football, soccer, basketball, and cricket. The product lets users create public or private leagues, with club owners who can unlock analytics, chat rooms, customization, and customer service via the FANT token. Phantasia includes an in-app NFT shop and vanity NFT rewards (trophies and Fan Card customization) and uses NFTs for in-game identity and utility. The FANT token also serves governance for a Phantasia DAO that directs the treasury and development priorities. The company plans to drop its first generative NFT collection, “Phanatics,” in November, run an IDO via Solanium, and then launch mainnet with NFL, NBA, and additional sports on day one. The seed financing of $1.85 million will be used for platform development, marketing, and community building.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2021

Waggle Network is a cross-chain protocol focused on unlocking liquidity for post-IDO and vested tokens by enabling projects to raise funds through their communities. The founding team has deep DeFi experience and built the product to address illiquid OTC deals and unfavourable sales terms for projects after IDOs. The company raised a $3 million seed round to accelerate development and go-to-market activities. Waggle has announced strategic partners including Solanium, Occam, and Poolz.finance and media partners such as Minted Labs and ODaily to support its multichain approach. The company plans upcoming challenges, airdrops, IDOs, and liquidity-mining programs as part of its launch strategy. The announcement lists Singapore as the company location and highlights access to investor portfolios and industry expertise through its backers.

Led · Seed · Oct 2019

Twid operates a rewards-based payments platform that enables customers to pay at online and offline stores using loyalty and reward points from banks, fintech platforms and e-commerce sites. Its "Pay with Rewards" option integrates on checkout pages and at retailers and can fetch points from issuers such as IndusInd Bank, Payback, InterMiles and Flipkart SuperCoins. The company claims more than 40 million registered users, presence across over 50,000 merchants and access to more than $1 billion in reward points via issuer partners. Twid says it controls more than 5–8% of the total digital transactions of its merchant partners and has integrated with payment gateways including PayU, RazorPay and CCAvenue. Founders Amit Koshal, Rishi Batra and Amit Sharma started the company in 2020. Twid plans to use the fresh funds to grow its network of merchants and issuers, expand in the South Asian market, build a larger talent team (current headcount 42) and invest heavily in technology and data science. TWID is a rewards-points aggregator that pools and tracks loyalty data from users’ bank, retail, entertainment, F&B and travel accounts and lets users spend those points as online or offline cash. It assigns instant monetary value to aggregated points and aims to bring idle rewards back into circulation, which it says will boost digital transactions and incremental card, net-banking and UPI spends. The company cites a roughly $2.25 billion unnoticed rewards-points opportunity in the Indian consumer market. Launched in 2018, TWID plans to onboard over 50 brands and banks into its rewards pool and is targeting more than 300,000 merchants to accept TWID as payment and over three million active users. Founders Amit Sharma, Rishi Batra and Amit Koshal previously built Fashalot and bring backgrounds at Intuit, Oracle, HP, Bennett, Coleman and other firms. TWID recently raised external capital in a seed round, signaling early-stage investor interest in its model.