Participated · Seed · May 2026

Astrada provides a real-time data layer that delivers access to card and banking data across all three major card networks via a single API. The platform targets finance platforms that need unified, real-time visibility to support both human-driven and agent-driven spending. Since launching in 2024, Astrada has processed more than $750 million in card spend and over three million transactions, and counts early customers such as Workday, Zoho, Payhawk, and Miter. The company is led by founder and CEO Salman Syed, an early Marqeta employee who ran North America through its IPO. Astrada is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and New York and plans to use its recent seed funding to accelerate product development and expand partnerships across fintech and enterprise finance.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Founded in 2016, Celero operates a platform that integrates with diverse financial systems, organizes corporate transaction data, and delivers standardized insights to institutions serving small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Its technology currently processes and categorizes more than R$1 billion in transactions each month, and the company reports that revenue has grown five-fold over the past two years. Core clients and partners include Caixa, Visa, Sicredi, and Serasa Experian, all of which use Celero’s data layer to assess SME financial health and streamline credit and payment services. With the new capital, Celero plans to expand technological integrations and accelerate development of AI-driven analytics that evaluate SME financial behavior. Management also intends to deepen its collaboration with Visa, extending joint offerings beyond Latin America to additional regions where Celero already supports customers. The company sees its data infrastructure as critical to reducing risk, improving efficiency, and scaling financial services for underserved businesses across the Americas.

Participated · Series C · Oct 2025

Founded in 2015, Moniepoint (formerly TeamApt) offers a comprehensive financial platform that spans digital payments, business and personal banking, credit, cross-border payments, and business management software for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. Originally focused on building payment infrastructure for traditional banks, the company has broadened its suite to serve both merchants and individual consumers. Moniepoint supports more than 10 million active business and personal banking customers and processes over US$250 billion in annual digital payment transaction value. Recent product launches include MonieWorld, a remittance service for the African diaspora in the UK, and an integrated payment and bookkeeping tool aimed at simplifying MSME operations. The company generates revenue primarily from transaction fees, banking services, and credit products, though exact figures were not disclosed. With fresh capital in hand, Moniepoint plans to accelerate expansion across additional African markets and into select international geographies while continuing to roll out new financial solutions. The firm has already attracted a diverse base of global investors that include leading development finance institutions and fintech-focused VCs.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

HoneyCoin provides stablecoin-powered payment infrastructure that connects directly to banks, mobile-money networks, and global payment partners to settle transactions in hours instead of days. Its stack includes a proprietary AI Matching Engine and a global colocation network of strategic banks to net flows and speed same-day settlements. The company processes about $150 million in monthly transactions, serves 350 enterprise clients and 326,000 direct consumers, and reports being profitable for the past two years. HoneyCoin says B2B volumes are growing 16% month-on-month while consumer activity via its Peer app grows 5% monthly, with roughly 60% of transactions domestic B2B. Founded in 2020 and operating in 15 African countries plus the US, parts of Europe and other emerging markets, it holds multiple licences (MSB/PSSP in Canada, VASP in Europe, MSB approval in the US) and regulatory Letters of No Objection in Nigeria, Kenya, and Tanzania. The company plans product and market expansion — including a stablecoin-backed Visa debit card, a cross-border liquidity solution with Interswitch, BaaS in Ghana/Malawi/Tanzania, and a software POS for East Africa — and will hire senior executives and secure more licences as part of its growth push.

Participated · Series F · May 2025

Airwallex offers an AI-native financial operating system and a suite of regulated financial infrastructure products, including payment acceptance, billing, global accounts, corporate cards, and spend management. The company holds 85+ licenses across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific and serves more than 676,000 businesses worldwide, directly or through platform partners. Airwallex reported $1.3 billion in annualized revenue and $287 billion in annualized transaction volume as of March 2026, with more than 90% of revenue coming from customers using multiple products. It is rolling out two new initiatives—T:0, an end-to-end AI-native finance platform currently in private beta, and Airi, a consumer wallet and agentic commerce infrastructure. The company plans to use recent funding to accelerate product development, expand its regulatory and infrastructure footprint, and scale teams to build next-generation AI-native financial software. Airwallex was founded in Melbourne in 2015 and is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore, with over 2,300 employees across 27 offices.