ResilienceVC

VCMatch tracks ResilienceVC as an investor focused on Fintech, Wealthtech, and Lending companies, Seed and Series A rounds, and United States markets. Upload your deck to compare your startup against the full private matching profile.

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Stages

Seed, Series A

Focus Areas

Fintech, Wealthtech, Lending

Geography

United States

Investment Thesis

ResilienceVC invests in seed-stage embedded fintech startups that empower all Americans to build financial resilience through adversity and growth. The firm believes that ‘resilience is the ability to withstand and grow through adversity’ and is fundamental to everything they do. They focus on identifying visionary entrepreneurs making financial services work for all Americans, particularly targeting low to moderate-income populations.

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

ResilienceVC is most relevant for founders raising Seed and Series A rounds in Fintech, Wealthtech, Lending, and Insurtech, especially across United States.

Focus statement

ResilienceVC is a venture firm investing in seed-stage embedded fintech startups that build resilience for users and deliver returns for investors. They support startups across three core elements: reliable income generation and expense management, risk mitigation and recovery, and asset and wealth building.

Value Add

Over a decade of joint experience in seed-stage fintech investing with support for 75+ startups
Team of fintech operators and investors with deep industry knowledge
Focus on being among the first institutional partners, leading or taking significant positions in seed rounds
Practical, mission-driven approach emphasized by founder testimonials
Strong industry connections and extensive network for portfolio support
Expertise in embedded fintech specifically, not broad fintech