TruStage Ventures
Venture capitalMadison · Seed–Late Stage · 4 people tracked
Investment thesis
TruStage Ventures is the venture capital division of TruStage, which serves credit unions across the United States. The firm operates two funds that invest in financial technology companies, with one focusing on strategic partnerships between fintechs and credit unions, and the other targeting early-stage fintechs led by underrepresented founders.
Team · 4 people
from the firm's websiteFrequently asked questions
- What stage does TruStage Ventures invest at?
- TruStage Ventures invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Late Stage stages.
- What is TruStage Ventures's typical check size?
- TruStage Ventures typically writes checks of $1M – $5M.
- What sectors does TruStage Ventures focus on?
- TruStage Ventures focuses on Enterprise Software, Fintech, SaaS.
- Where is TruStage Ventures located?
- TruStage Ventures is headquartered in Madison, US.
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