Access Ventures
Venture capitalHong Kong Β· SeedβSeries A
What they invest in
from 5 of 5 portfolio companiesEnterprise Software Γ4Fintech Γ4SaaS Γ3AI & Machine Learning Γ1Crypto & Web3 Γ1Cybersecurity Γ1Data & Infrastructure Γ1Marketing Tech Γ1
HQs:IndiaΓ1South KoreaΓ1SingaporeΓ1United StatesΓ1
Investments Β· 5 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathDapple Security provides data security and privacy features for businesses, built on encryption and data governance technologies.
CybersecurityData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechCentennial, US
Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O'Brian(Founder/CEO)Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O'Bryan(Founder and CEO)Keith Bucher(Co-Founder and CTO)William Ackerly(Director)Gadalia O'Bryan(Executive Officer, Director)
Volopay provides corporate cards, automated expense management, and accounting integrations for businesses.
Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaSBengaluru, IN
Rajith Shaji(Founder)inRajesh Raikwar(Founder)in
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Access Ventures invest at?
- Access Ventures invests at the Seed, Series A stages.
- What is Access Ventures's typical check size?
- Access Ventures typically writes checks of $200K β $10M.
- What sectors does Access Ventures focus on?
- Access Ventures focuses on Crypto & Web3, SaaS.
- Where is Access Ventures located?
- Access Ventures is headquartered in Hong Kong, HK.
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