CNote
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CNote's ImpactFlex Investing is a fixed-income product that lets accredited investors direct capital toward impact themes such as poverty alleviation, financial inclusion, small business lending, and affordable housing across underserved U.S. communities. It routes funds through mission-driven financial institutions to support economic mobility while targeting a 1-4% return.
FintechImpact & Social Good
Investors · 15
American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social ImpactMadison
AstiaSilicon Valley
Band of AngelsSilicon Valley
BankTech VenturesSandy
Commerce VenturesSan Francisco · $1M – $5M
Forefront VentureSeattlevia Phil Nadel · inferred
Golden SeedsFlushing · $250K – $2M
InvestHER VenturesChicago
ManchesterStory Group, LLCWest Des Moines
Oxonian VenturesPalo Alto
Rebalance Capital VenturesNew York
Silicon ValleyRedwood City · $25K – $50K
TBD AngelsNew York
37 AngelsreportedNew York · $25K
SixThirty VenturesreportedSt. Louis · $100K – $250K
Competitors · 3
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Frequently asked questions
- What does CNote do?
- CNote's ImpactFlex Investing is a fixed-income product that lets accredited investors direct capital toward impact themes such as poverty alleviation, financial inclusion, small business lending, and affordable housing across underserved U.S. communities. It routes funds through mission-driven financial institutions to support economic mobility while targeting a 1-4% return.
- Who are CNote's investors?
- CNote's investors include American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social Impact, Astia, Band of Angels, BankTech Ventures, Commerce Ventures, Forefront Venture, Golden Seeds, InvestHER Ventures and 7 more.


