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Village Capital portfolio map

59 startups Village Capital has backed in rounds we track, since 2014, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $4.8B; Village Capital led at least one round in 1 of them. The biggest sector is Fintech, with 21 companies.

59startups backed
8sectors
$4.8Braised between them
Fintechbiggest sector

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Fintech

21 startups · $4.6B raised

  1. SoFiSoFi is a finance company that offers a range of lending and wealth management services.United States$4.2B
  2. MPOWER FinancingMPOWER Financing is fintech company that provides educational loans to domestic and international students.United States$221M
  3. AplazoAplazo is a payment network that offers payment solutions and merchant tools to help merchants sell more and grow their brands.Mexico$36M
  4. KhaznaKhazna is a Spain-based fintech platform that offers digital payment and financial wellness solutions for employees, laborers and Egypt$16M
  5. VVexi-$15M
  6. RapiCreditRapiCredit is a free and short term online loan platform.Colombia$12M
  7. ZirooPayZIROOPAY is a fintech startup focused on mobile Point-of-Sale (mPOS) solutions, aimed at empowering small and medium-sized enterprFinland$11M
  8. vaultVAULT creates bespoke mechanical timepieces that fundamentally redefine the mechanical watch.United States$8.8M

Agtech

11 startups · $92M raised

  1. BurroBurro is an agricultural technology company based in Philadelphia, founded in 2017.United States$35M
  2. IUNUIUNU is an agricultural technology company based in Seattle, founded in 2013.United States$34M
  3. Complete FarmerA digital agriculture value chain platform that connects all stakeholders by using big data, precision agriculture and digital technologies.Ghana$9.9M
  4. Stony Creek ColorsStony Creek Colors is a U.S.-based manufacturer founded in 2012 by Sarah Bellos.United States$4.8M
  5. SwineTechSwineTech bridges the gap between producers and pigs through artificial intelligence and sensor-based technologies.United States$3.6M
  6. ClearLeafClearLeaf is a Costa Rican greentech startup founded in 2017, focused on developing non-toxic, organic-certified crop protection solutions.United States$3.5M
  7. SensixSensix is a computer asoftware platform.Brazil$992K
  8. BGBuilt, GrowForMe, and SAYeTECHGhana$500K

Edtech

7 startups · $23M raised

  1. Ziplines EducationZiplines Education, based in San Carlos, California, is an education technology company that focuses on digital-first career trainUnited States$6.4M
  2. KKnackUnited States$6.3M
  3. Pear DeckPear Deck Learning is the only platform that offers teachers support for every instructional step in any topic, all in one place.United States$4.4M
  4. LocalizedLocalized is a career intelligence and talent technology platform that connects emerging market talent with global industry expertUnited States$3.4M
  5. UpswingUpswing is an education technology company that focuses on supporting non-traditional and marginalized college students.United States$2.5M
  6. Eneza EducationEneza Education is a Nairobi-based social enterprise focused on improving access to quality education in rural Africa.Kenya$175K
  7. WWisrWisR is an Online Job Matching Platform .United States$160K

AI

6 startups · $35M raised

  1. BBoonUnited States$22M
  2. ColektiaColektia is a digital platform that helps financial institutions create new digital collections models, based on artificial intelligence.Chile$9.0M
  3. LucyLucy®, an AI-Powered Knowledge Management AssistantUnited States$2.5M
  4. BrighthiveBrighthive is a Chicago-based AI startup founded in 2018 that offers an agentic data operations (DataOps) platform.United States$1.3M
  5. Blip EnergyBlip is building a drop-in distributed energy resource to mitigate surging demand, optimize user costs and reduce utility operating costs.United States$500K
  6. valarixValarix is an AI-powered technology company that specializes in corporate tax compliance and automation.United States$200K

Consumer Apps

4 startups · $8.1M raised

  1. FinerioFinerio is the first automated and free personal finance app.Mexico$6.5M
  2. Viora HealthViora Health is a wellness and digital health company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.United States$941K
  3. KaderKader is an on-demand mobile staffing platform based in Amman, Jordan, that connects businesses with pre-vetted hourly gig-workersJordan$400K
  4. ASEEL Technology CorporationAseel Buy Good, Do Good (iOS, Android, Web) is an impact platform that supports onboard underdeveloped countries to the digital economy.United States$250K

Healthtech

4 startups · $24M raised

  1. RimidiRimidi is a health IT platform that enables virtual, personalized management of cardiometabolic diseases.United States$13M
  2. HuliHelping athletes find the perfect routeCosta Rica$5.5M
  3. GrowcentiaGrowcentia is an agricultural biotechnology company founded in 2015 by researchers from Colorado State University.United States$5.0M
  4. CliniSpan HealthCliniSpan Health is a nonprofit healthcare technology company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, with operations in the Research United States$100K

Big Data & Analytics

3 startups · $16M raised

  1. WorkHoundWorkHound provides a real-time feedback platform for frontline workers.United States$14M
  2. PAIRINPAIRIN is a social impact technology company that is revolutionizing the way workforce and education intersectUnited States$2.7M
  3. MosabiMosabi is an AI-driven business and life skills e-learning platform that builds financial health and inclusion for underserved.United States$250K

Foodtech

3 startups · $29M raised

  1. NilusNilus lowers the cost of access to food & groceries for low-income people by organizing community group buying networks.Argentina$15M
  2. KKKuli KuliUnited States$11M
  3. ReelFruitReelFruit is a leading Nigerian food and beverage company that specializes in the agro-processing of tropical fruits into high-quaNigeria$3.0M

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Village Capital as an investor, the first in 2014. Each sits under its main sector, read from its rounds, and each sector shows its best-funded first; sectors with fewer than three companies are left off. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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