Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Fina was founded two years ago to help entrepreneurs manage and grow their finances. The company serves more than 5,000 businesses and reports $2M in ARR with consistent growth. Recently it launched a new vertical three months prior to the announcement that is expanding at 2x month-over-month. Fina plans to use its newly raised capital to launch multiple AI-powered and financial products over the next six months and to accelerate that high-growth vertical. The founders have stated ambitions to scale to $10–20M ARR and to expand across LATAM.

Participated · Seed · May 2026

Robbin offers a co-branded finance product that lets manufacturers provide virtual Pix-based cards and credit to their retail customers, delivering real-time payments and lower operational costs. The company launched an AI assistant called Robbinson to approve credit in real time via WhatsApp for industry sales teams. Its business model focuses on strengthening industry–retailer relationships by expanding retailers’ purchasing power and offering payment benefits convertible into discounts or loyalty points. Robbin was founded in 2023 by Leonardo Moura (CEO), Henrique Meyer and CTO Tomás Corrêa. The firm raised a US$8 million seed round and also structured a US$100 million FIDC with Augme to fund its credit operations. Proceeds from the equity round will fund growth of the AI-native platform and development of automation agents for financial flows.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

Founded in 2022 by Matheus Moura and Leandro Noel, Avenia (legally BRLA Digital LTD) offers a turnkey, regulated infrastructure layer for businesses that want to add cross-border payments and stablecoin functionality. Its white-label platform supports multi-currency accounts in BRL, USD, and EUR, delivers instant settlement via stablecoins, and supplies centralized reporting tools that integrate directly with Brazil’s Central Bank and Federal Revenue Service. By handling the regulatory burden and technical complexity, Avenia enables clients to launch international payment and crypto-related products faster and more cheaply. The company touts a fully compliant architecture and provides APIs, account management, and reconciliation dashboards as part of its SaaS suite. Fresh capital will be used to deepen product capabilities and scale operations across Latin America and into the United States. Although no revenue or user metrics were disclosed, management positions the firm as a critical financial infrastructure provider for regional fintechs and enterprises.

Led · Series A · Nov 2024

India IVF is a Gurgaon-based company delivering a tech-enabled fertility and IVF platform that offers holistic, 360-degree, end-to-end fertility care. Founded by Dr. Richika Sahay and Dr. Somendra Shukla, the organization provides emotional, social, financial, and psychological support through psychologists, counselors, dietitians, yoga and meditation trainers, and partnerships with financial institutions. It is accredited by the Department of Health, Government of India, PCPNDT, ICMR, and NABH. The company started as a bootstrapped single-room residential clinic in Gurgaon and has expanded its presence across Noida, Ghaziabad, Delhi, Gurgaon, and Srinagar. India IVF raised $1.25M in Pre-Series A funding and intends to use the capital to drive expansion across North India. The round was led by Tomorrow Capital.

Led · Series A · Apr 2024

VitusCare is a kidney care provider that operates and manages dialysis services, supplying equipment, skilled technicians and patient care through partnerships with existing hospitals. The company runs approximately 30 centres across North India, targeting regions where dialysis access is limited. VitusCare was founded in 2017 and is led by CEO and co-founder Prabhat Shrivastava along with co-founders Dr. Saurabh Pokhariyal (Chief Medical Director) and Pankaj Tandon (CFO). The firm has raised roughly $5 million across all funding rounds to date. The recently announced capital will be used to expand operations with a specific focus on deeper penetration into Bharat. Its model emphasizes collaboration with hospitals to deliver end-to-end dialysis services in underserved areas.