Republic Ventures

Carta provides an end-to-end suite connecting private capital, offering solutions for equity management and fund management, including cap table management, valuations, fund administration, and more.

Dapper Labs, the company behind NBA Top Shot and the Flow blockchain, uses blockchain technology to bring NFTs and new forms of digital engagement to fans around the world.

Klarna is a global digital bank and flexible payments provider that empowers consumers to pay smarter through its AI-powered payments and commerce network. With over 114 million active users and a presence in 26 countries, Klarna offers innovative payment solutions for both consumers and merchants, partnering with over 850,000 retailers worldwide.

Kraken is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform offering services for individual and institutional traders. It provides support, trading tools, and institutional crypto trading solutions.

Pipe is an embedded finance platform designed to provide small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with access to working capital through innovative financial solutions. By integrating with various services, such as Uber, Pipe empowers businesses to optimize their cash flow and manage their finances more effectively.

Plaid is a financial technology company that enables businesses to build innovative fintech solutions by providing access to consumer financial data. Their platform supports a variety of services including payments, fraud detection, personal finance insights, and credit underwriting, facilitating seamless connections between users and their financial institutions.

Firefly is a data-first ad network offering advanced tracking, measurement, and optimization in digital out-of-home advertising. Their dynamic and creative mobility advertising solutions deliver targeted messages at the right time, utilizing GPS-enabled digital tops on taxis and rideshare vehicles.

Space Perspective offers immersive experiences that overlay digital information onto the physical world, transforming navigation, commerce, and how we discover places through augmented reality and location-based services.

K2 Space is a pioneering company specializing in the development of high-power satellite platforms designed to enhance orbital infrastructure. By focusing on building larger satellites in-house, K2 Space aims to deliver unmatched performance and reliability at a lower cost, enabling new scientific missions and advanced communication capabilities.

Gunzilla Games is dedicated to creating player-focused titles, emphasizing innovation and engagement in the gaming industry. Their flagship game, Off The Grid, is a AAA battle royale set in a dystopian cyberpunk future, combining immersive storytelling with player-driven choices.

goTenna develops and delivers innovative communication technology and solutions for off-grid connectivity, enabling mission-critical operations for military, law enforcement, and emergency response teams.

EigenQ is a disruptive U.S.-based quantum technology company advancing quantum cybersecurity, quantum internet, and quantum computing. EigenQ’s PQC+™ solutions, the first NIST-certified, accelerate government, defense, and space organizations in achieving quantum readiness and meeting federal mandates and global standards.

Seed-stage, operator-led venture capital firm founded by gaming entrepreneur Rick Thompson (who sold Playdom to Disney for $760M) and staffed by former founders and operators who specialize in games, interactive entertainment, and consumer platforms. The fund takes an activist approach by working closely with a small number of companies, particularly backing founders with direct ties to their customers and applying gaming/consumer expertise to transform traditional industries like construction and logistics.

Multi-stage investor offering founders a 600+ person community of operators and executives that co-develops theses, supports companies, and advocates for systemic diversity.

Uncork Capital is one of the original "micro-VC" firms that helped prove small, seed-focused funds could work at scale when Jeff Clavier started investing his family's savings in 2004 and raised one of the first institutional seed funds in 2007. The firm has stayed "small by design" over 20 years to preserve discipline at seed stage while being unusually hands-on without formulaic playbooks, building custom one-on-one plans for each company and refusing to pass declined founders to other VCs because they view it as a harmful negative signal.