Insignia Ventures Partners

Finhay is a Vietnam-based wealth management platform that enables individual investors to access mutual funds digitally. The platform uses machine learning to provide personalized investment recommendations and supports small-capital participation, allowing users to start with low minimums and gradually build a portfolio. Launched to serve young retail investors in Vietnam, Finhay was founded in 2017 by Huy Nghiem and Minh Tri Do and is headquartered in Hanoi. The company focuses on simplifying access to financial products and enabling flexible investing through a digital platform.

Edmicro is a Vietnamese education technology company established in 2018, headquartered in Hanoi. It specializes in developing an online learning platform for students, featuring Onluyen, a cloud-computing system offering personalized learning paths, virtual classrooms, digital libraries, smart reports, microlearning modules, and assessment tools. The platform automates resource creation, aligns content with learning objectives, and adapts to each learner's profile and knowledge gaps, tracking performance and predicting development. It provides an extensive range of tracks and microlessons tailored to Vietnamese students' classroom subjects.

Propzy is a comprehensive real estate platform in Vietnam that facilitates property sales and leasing transactions. By integrating a marketplace with backend services such as logistics, documentation, and transaction management, Propzy enhances the real estate experience for both consumers and agents. The platform allows for direct communication between property owners and buyers, as well as landlords and renters, utilizing social media to streamline the transaction process. This approach has positioned Propzy to capitalize on the growing demand for real estate transactions in Vietnam, where mobile and internet penetration is rapidly increasing. Founded by entrepreneur John Le, who has a successful track record in technology ventures, Propzy aims to simplify the buying and selling of verified, legally constructed homes in the Vietnamese market. The company has shown significant growth, facilitating substantial property transactions and aiming to capture a share of the potential agency commissions in a market valued at approximately $1 billion.

CheepCheep Company Limited operates an online ticket booking platform tailored for the travel and tourism industry, specifically focusing on independent travelers. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, CheepCheep provides a web-based platform that allows users to conveniently search and book tickets for attraction venues, outdoor activities, and local transportation across Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The platform aims to simplify the travel experience by offering an accessible and affordable way for users to engage in various entertainment and cultural activities at numerous locations throughout the region.

Cheap cheap is an Application to buy travel tickets in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.

Edmicro is a Vietnamese education technology company established in 2018, headquartered in Hanoi. It specializes in developing an online learning platform for students, featuring Onluyen, a cloud-computing system offering personalized learning paths, virtual classrooms, digital libraries, smart reports, microlearning modules, and assessment tools. The platform automates resource creation, aligns content with learning objectives, and adapts to each learner's profile and knowledge gaps, tracking performance and predicting development. It provides an extensive range of tracks and microlessons tailored to Vietnamese students' classroom subjects.

Finhay is a Vietnam-based wealth management platform that enables individual investors to access mutual funds digitally. The platform uses machine learning to provide personalized investment recommendations and supports small-capital participation, allowing users to start with low minimums and gradually build a portfolio. Launched to serve young retail investors in Vietnam, Finhay was founded in 2017 by Huy Nghiem and Minh Tri Do and is headquartered in Hanoi. The company focuses on simplifying access to financial products and enabling flexible investing through a digital platform.

Propzy is a comprehensive real estate platform in Vietnam that facilitates property sales and leasing transactions. By integrating a marketplace with backend services such as logistics, documentation, and transaction management, Propzy enhances the real estate experience for both consumers and agents. The platform allows for direct communication between property owners and buyers, as well as landlords and renters, utilizing social media to streamline the transaction process. This approach has positioned Propzy to capitalize on the growing demand for real estate transactions in Vietnam, where mobile and internet penetration is rapidly increasing. Founded by entrepreneur John Le, who has a successful track record in technology ventures, Propzy aims to simplify the buying and selling of verified, legally constructed homes in the Vietnamese market. The company has shown significant growth, facilitating substantial property transactions and aiming to capture a share of the potential agency commissions in a market valued at approximately $1 billion.

LOGIVAN is a Vietnamese technology company specializing in digital cargo transportation services. Founded in 2017, it connects shippers with a network of truck owners, offering solutions like LOGIVAN Truck Owner and LOGIVAN Shipper to facilitate direct connections between parties. Headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, LOGIVAN aims to improve logistics efficiency by reducing empty miles and connecting fragmented logistics facilities.

LOGIVAN is a Vietnamese technology company specializing in digital cargo transportation services. Founded in 2017, it connects shippers with a network of truck owners, offering solutions like LOGIVAN Truck Owner and LOGIVAN Shipper to facilitate direct connections between parties. Headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, LOGIVAN aims to improve logistics efficiency by reducing empty miles and connecting fragmented logistics facilities.