Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Kairos is building a unified, cross-platform terminal that allows professional traders to analyze and execute positions across multiple prediction market venues such as Polymarket. Founded by former Cboe Global Markets employees Jay Malawa and Zaid Alzein, the company aims to solve the fragmentation of information and poor user experience that currently hampers prediction market trading. The product aspires to serve as a comprehensive trading workstation, offering integrated analytics and execution tools in one interface. With only the two co-founders on staff today, Kairos plans to use its newly raised capital to expand headcount and roll out a private beta, accessible via a waitlist on kairos.trade and through X (formerly Twitter). Early testers can already experiment with an alpha version of the terminal on the website. The company believes growing volumes on platforms like Polymarket underscore the need for institutional-grade infrastructure in this space. Its $2.5 million seed financing provides the initial resources to scale product development and market entry.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Resolv is building the “recovery layer” for digital assets by enabling stolen ERC-20 tokens to be recovered via a transparent, decentralized arbitration process. Users first wrap their holdings into protected tokens (pTokens); if theft occurs, a freeze algorithm locks the stolen assets across chains. A randomly chosen panel of vetted blockchain-forensics experts then reviews evidence and, on a majority vote, authorizes automated fund recovery—eliminating any single point of control. Founded in 2023, the company already has 2,000 users in a closed-beta mainnet who aim to protect a collective $140 million, indicating strong early demand. Over $20 billion in crypto has been stolen since 2011, underscoring the need for such infrastructure. The newly raised capital will be used to expand the team, harden the core recovery stack, grow business development, and establish regulatory foundations. Management envisions becoming the default security layer as institutional capital continues to move on-chain.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2016

DriversKart, run by Get Driven Technologies Pvt Ltd and founded in 2015 by Vinit Srivastava, Lakshmi Potluri and Saksham Grover, provides an app-based marketplace to hire chauffeurs on an hourly, weekly or monthly basis. The platform aggregates drivers and agencies after verifying antecedents and training drivers, and currently operates in Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi and Chennai with about 20 employees. The startup said it will use the funds to enhance technology, driver training and on-boarding, and marketing to scale operations. Management aims to facilitate 10,000 rides a day within 12 months, though current ride volumes were not disclosed. DriversKart competes with players such as DriveU, Zimmber and Driver Bulao, and estimates the temporary driver services market in India at $8 billion. Investors noted the company’s ability to replicate the driver-on-demand model across cities, which they say should support aggressive pan-India expansion.