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Lead School is an educational platform based in Switzerland, currently under development. The website is expected to launch soon.

Nuvemshop is an e-commerce platform that enables brands to sell online through various channels, including social media and marketplaces.

Vistaar Financial Services is a provider of tailored financial solutions aimed at empowering small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India, helping them expand and innovate.

India’s largest agri enterprise focused on strengthening the agricultural value chain through finance, trade, innovation, and community engagement.

Varthana provides tailored school and student loan solutions to enhance access to quality education. Their offerings include flexible loans for private schools and students, as well as educational resources and technology solutions.

Indifi Technologies is a leading lending platform that provides unsecured loans to small businesses in various sectors including travel, e-commerce, hospitality, retail, and restaurants. The platform leverages technology to assess creditworthiness and facilitate quick loan disbursement.

SarvaGram is India's first rural household focused platform, providing a suite of customized financial and productivity-enhancing products designed for rural households, including loans, insurance, and farming services.

Afluenta is the largest peer-to-peer lending platform in Latin America, allowing investors to finance loans for individuals and SMEs in Latin America, offering returns in USD.

CreditMantri helps users manage their credit worthiness by providing free credit scores, personal loan offers, and various financial products.

Flourish Ventures is an evergreen fintech fund backed by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar that invests exclusively in companies advancing financial health for consumers and small businesses, with no fixed fund timeline allowing flexible investment horizons focused on systemic change rather than typical 10-year cycles. Unlike most VCs, Flourish systematically backs both fintech startups and ecosystem organizations like policy and research groups to shape regulation and industry standards, while maintaining dedicated regional teams across five continents with deep emerging-market expertise and explicit focus on overlooked geographies and underrepresented founders.

EO Ventures is founded and led by an unusual pairing of top-tier venture capitalist Bill Helman with controversial Harvard economist Roland Fryer, explicitly structured as a real-world experiment in whether capitalism can be harnessed to improve income mobility in the U.S. The fund uses Fryer's proprietary 'Social Money Multiplier' framework to quantitatively estimate and track the social mobility impact of each investment, requiring portfolio companies to set targets and report against this metric alongside standard business KPIs.

Impact America Fund, founded and led by Kesha Cash, focuses on tech-enabled businesses built for and by people in marginalized communities. The fund targets founders with proprietary insight into billion-dollar markets created by systemic inequities, including shadow economies like informal childcare, neighborhood retail, and gig work that traditional VCs rarely study. The fund has been recognized for seeding vehicles that attract conventional VC and institutional LPs.

Quona Capital is a venture capital fund that exclusively invests in fintech companies that expand financial access for underserved populations across Latin America, India, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, with founding partners who are former emerging-markets fintech founders and microfinance pioneers. The firm operates with team members in 10+ countries to connect founders across regions and employs a dedicated global portfolio manager who builds data platforms to track company performance across 15+ countries and 10 currencies.

A $78M seed fund run by three Latin American immigrant partners who lead or co-lead rounds by writing $500K-$2.5M checks and taking at least 50% of each funding round. The fund deliberately hunts for breakout startups in overlooked U.S. markets like Seattle, Salt Lake City, and Miami.