Korelya Capital
Venture capitalParis Β· SeedβSeries C
What they invest in
from 7 of 30 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning Γ4Crypto & Web3 Γ2Enterprise Software Γ2Fintech Γ2SaaS Γ2B2B Marketplaces Γ1Cloud Computing Γ1Consumer Γ1
HQs:FranceΓ1United KingdomΓ1United StatesΓ1
Investments Β· 30 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathBitfury operates in the cryptocurrency/blockchain industry, with noted expertise in mining solutions and related technology infrastructure.
AI & Machine LearningCrypto & Web3Deep Tech
Val Vavilov(CEO, Co-founder, Chairman)
Hokodo provides B2B buy-now-pay-later and trade credit solutions that enable merchants to offer payment terms to business customers of all sizes in real-time. The platform removes the complexity of traditional paper-based credit applications and manual underwriting, allowing sellers to make credit decisions at checkout while securing upfront payment.
B2B MarketplacesFintechSaaS
Louis CarbonnierRichard ThorntonSami Ben Hatit
European mental health solution for enterprise and insurance companies
Ledger provides hardware and software cryptocurrency wallet solutions that enable users to buy, swap, earn, and manage digital assets with security features and portfolio tracking capabilities across multiple blockchain networks.
Crypto & Web3FintechHardware
Memrise is a language learning app that uses native-speaker videos, spaced repetition, and AI tools to help users learn practical, real-life language across 149 languages. The platform serves learners preparing for exams, work, or travel with interactive features including conversation practice, pronunciation tools, and AI-powered exam feedback.
AI & Machine LearningEdTechLondon, GB
Ed CookeBen WhatelyGreg Detre
Mistral builds and open-sources frontier AI models, developer tools, and applications for organizations in finance, manufacturing, defense, energy, and the public sector to solve complex problems. The company provides full-stack AI solutions including models, frameworks, and compute infrastructure.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingDeveloper ToolsEnterprise Software
Arthur Mensch(Co-founder and CEO)Guillaume Lample(Co-founder and Chief Science Officer)Timothee Lacroix(Co-founder and CTO)
Showpad connects sales teams with AI-powered tools to enhance learning and performance. The platform serves revenue teams and field sellers across multiple industries globally.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSales TechChicago, US
Wallapop is a mobile marketplace app that enables users to buy and sell items with other nearby users in their local community.
ConsumerMarketplaces
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Korelya Capital invest at?
- Korelya Capital invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C stages.
- What sectors does Korelya Capital focus on?
- Korelya Capital focuses on Fintech, Healthtech, Mental Health.
- Where is Korelya Capital located?
- Korelya Capital is headquartered in Paris, FR.
- Does Korelya Capital lead rounds?
- Yes, Korelya Capital leads investment rounds.
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