Tencent

Founded in 1998, Tencent is a leading global technology company based in China. It operates the world's largest game publishing business and owns WeChat, one of the most widely used messaging apps globally with over 1 billion users. The company offers a range of services including social networking, gaming, fintech, cloud computing, online advertising, and digital content.

Hongwei Chen

Executive Director of Investment

Kyle Kurpinski

Investor

Martin Lau

President

Jeffrey Li

Managing Partner

Lin Haifeng

General Manager, M&A

Alvin Liu

Co-Founder

Steven Ma

SVP

Danying Ma

Managing Director

Huateng Ma

Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO

James Mitchell

Chief Strategy Officer

phil mu

Chief Investment Officer

Dowson Tong

President of Social Network Group, Senior Executive Vice President

Ye Wang

Associate Director, Global Data Intelligence and Data Service, IEG

Bo Wang

Vice President, Tencent Games

Xiaoguang Wu

Senior Executive Vice President and CEO

Yao Xia

Executive Director

Levin Yao

Managing Director, Tencent Investment

Wenlei Zhuang

Vice President of Tencent Cloud and Head of Tencent Cloud Strategic Investment

Past deals in Banks

TymeBank

Series D in 2024
TymeBank specializes in digital banking, offering accessible financial services to lower-income individuals and small businesses. It provides secure personal and business accounts with minimal fees and competitive savings interest rates through its online platform.

Ualá

Series E in 2024
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Monzo Bank

Venture Round in 2024
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

TymeBank

Series C in 2023
TymeBank specializes in digital banking, offering accessible financial services to lower-income individuals and small businesses. It provides secure personal and business accounts with minimal fees and competitive savings interest rates through its online platform.

Lunar

Series D in 2023
Lunar is a digital challenger bank founded in 2015 by Ken Villum Klausen, headquartered in Copenhagen, Hovedstaden. It provides a mobile-based banking app that allows consumers to manage their personal finances through a variety of services, including insurance, savings, budgeting, loans, and investments. The company operates with a banking license and has introduced both free accounts and a subscription-based service called Lunar Premium. Additionally, Lunar facilitates online money transfers and payments, offering functionalities such as balance checking and account opening. By partnering with local banks, Lunar enhances security and simplifies banking processes for its customers. With a presence in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo, the company employs over 180 individuals and aims to expand its personal and business banking operations while striving for profitability in attractive banking markets. Lunar has successfully raised €104 million from several investors.

One Zero

Series B in 2023
One Zero is a provider of digital banking services aimed at households, offering a private banking experience. The company specializes in advanced financial solutions, including flexible and competitive credit options, as well as standard banking services such as current accounts, credit, deposits, and securities management. By focusing on these services, One Zero enables customers to efficiently manage their finances, ultimately saving them time and money.

NorthOne

Series B in 2022
NorthOne Inc., established in 2016 with headquarters in Toronto, Canada, specializes in digital banking solutions. The company offers a mobile-first API-based bank account, accessible via iOS, Android, and desktop platforms, catering primarily to startups, freelancers, and small businesses across America. NorthOne's platform enables users to manage finances and transactions efficiently, with features such as automated envelope creation for expenses like taxes, payroll, and rent, along with seamless integration of payment processing tools via Stripe. The company aims to simplify financial management, allowing businesses to focus more on their core operations.

Previse

Series B in 2022
Previse Limited develops an AI-driven solution that enables corporate buyers to pay their suppliers instantly. It provides a score indicating the likelihood of payment, allowing funders like banks to release funds immediately. This improves cash flow for both parties and reduces reliance on short-term credit.

Lunar

Series D in 2022
Lunar is a digital challenger bank founded in 2015 by Ken Villum Klausen, headquartered in Copenhagen, Hovedstaden. It provides a mobile-based banking app that allows consumers to manage their personal finances through a variety of services, including insurance, savings, budgeting, loans, and investments. The company operates with a banking license and has introduced both free accounts and a subscription-based service called Lunar Premium. Additionally, Lunar facilitates online money transfers and payments, offering functionalities such as balance checking and account opening. By partnering with local banks, Lunar enhances security and simplifies banking processes for its customers. With a presence in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo, the company employs over 180 individuals and aims to expand its personal and business banking operations while striving for profitability in attractive banking markets. Lunar has successfully raised €104 million from several investors.

Monzo Bank

Series H in 2022
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Qonto

Series D in 2022
Qonto is an online bank headquartered in Paris that serves small and medium-sized businesses and freelancers. It provides business bank accounts and digital banking services designed to simplify payments, accounting, and cash flow management for a range of company types. The platform offers features such as international transfers, invoicing, expense management, virtual cards, multi-account capabilities, and integrations with other business tools. With transparent pricing and a focus on efficiency, Qonto supports startups, founders, freelancers, and growing teams in managing finances.

Quantinfo Technology

Series B in 2021
Quantinfo Technology is a Shanghai-based company, established in 2014, that specializes in providing financial information and technology solutions tailored for capital markets. The firm offers a range of products, including FinOne Backtesting and FinOne Quant Trading, which facilitate the development and execution of quantitative trading strategies. These tools encompass features such as historical market data management, algorithm backtesting, data source aggregation, and risk management. Quantinfo Technology serves various financial sectors, including income, Forex, and precious metals, with a clientele that includes notable institutions like ICBC, Bank of Ningbo, and CITIC Securities. By delivering comprehensive quantitative trading support, the company aids financial institutions in optimizing their trading strategies and operations.

TymeBank

Series B in 2021
TymeBank specializes in digital banking, offering accessible financial services to lower-income individuals and small businesses. It provides secure personal and business accounts with minimal fees and competitive savings interest rates through its online platform.

One Zero

Series A in 2021
One Zero is a provider of digital banking services aimed at households, offering a private banking experience. The company specializes in advanced financial solutions, including flexible and competitive credit options, as well as standard banking services such as current accounts, credit, deposits, and securities management. By focusing on these services, One Zero enables customers to efficiently manage their finances, ultimately saving them time and money.

Cora

Series B in 2021
Cora is an online payments company based in São Paulo, Brazil, focusing on serving self-employed individuals and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The company operates as a digital bank, currently in closed beta, with plans to launch its first product—a free mobile account tailored for SMEs. Cora aims to offer a range of financial services including payments, credit-related products, and financial management tools designed to simplify and reduce the costs associated with daily financial tasks for entrepreneurs. Founded by Igor Senra Magalhães and Leonardo Soares Barbosa Mendes, Cora's platform is intended to alleviate the bureaucratic burdens typically faced in managing day-to-day finances.

Ualá

Series D in 2021
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Lunar

Series D in 2021
Lunar is a digital challenger bank founded in 2015 by Ken Villum Klausen, headquartered in Copenhagen, Hovedstaden. It provides a mobile-based banking app that allows consumers to manage their personal finances through a variety of services, including insurance, savings, budgeting, loans, and investments. The company operates with a banking license and has introduced both free accounts and a subscription-based service called Lunar Premium. Additionally, Lunar facilitates online money transfers and payments, offering functionalities such as balance checking and account opening. By partnering with local banks, Lunar enhances security and simplifies banking processes for its customers. With a presence in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo, the company employs over 180 individuals and aims to expand its personal and business banking operations while striving for profitability in attractive banking markets. Lunar has successfully raised €104 million from several investors.

Nubank

Series G in 2021
Nubank is a prominent digital bank revolutionizing finance with its customer-centric approach. It provides a variety of services, including credit cards, personal loans, and digital payments, all accessible through a simple mobile app. Known for transparency, ease of use, and low fees, Nubank aims to empower users with innovative solutions for better financial management.

N26

Series D in 2020
N26 offers mobile banking solutions in the European Union, providing international money transfers, investments, overdraft facilities, and cash withdrawals/deposits at stores. Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013 by Maximilian Tayenthal and Valentin Stalf.

Qonto

Series C in 2020
Qonto is an online bank headquartered in Paris that serves small and medium-sized businesses and freelancers. It provides business bank accounts and digital banking services designed to simplify payments, accounting, and cash flow management for a range of company types. The platform offers features such as international transfers, invoicing, expense management, virtual cards, multi-account capabilities, and integrations with other business tools. With transparent pricing and a focus on efficiency, Qonto supports startups, founders, freelancers, and growing teams in managing finances.

Ualá

Series C in 2019
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Nubank

Series F in 2019
Nubank is a prominent digital bank revolutionizing finance with its customer-centric approach. It provides a variety of services, including credit cards, personal loans, and digital payments, all accessible through a simple mobile app. Known for transparency, ease of use, and low fees, Nubank aims to empower users with innovative solutions for better financial management.

N26

Series D in 2019
N26 offers mobile banking solutions in the European Union, providing international money transfers, investments, overdraft facilities, and cash withdrawals/deposits at stores. Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013 by Maximilian Tayenthal and Valentin Stalf.

N26

Series D in 2019
N26 offers mobile banking solutions in the European Union, providing international money transfers, investments, overdraft facilities, and cash withdrawals/deposits at stores. Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013 by Maximilian Tayenthal and Valentin Stalf.

Nubank

Secondary Market in 2018
Nubank is a prominent digital bank revolutionizing finance with its customer-centric approach. It provides a variety of services, including credit cards, personal loans, and digital payments, all accessible through a simple mobile app. Known for transparency, ease of use, and low fees, Nubank aims to empower users with innovative solutions for better financial management.

N26

Series C in 2018
N26 offers mobile banking solutions in the European Union, providing international money transfers, investments, overdraft facilities, and cash withdrawals/deposits at stores. Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013 by Maximilian Tayenthal and Valentin Stalf.

iPayLinks

Series B in 2018
iPayLinks is a prominent provider of cross-border settlement services based in Lujiazui, Shanghai, with branches in several key international markets, including Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK, and the US. The company offers a comprehensive "three-in-one" one-stop solution tailored for cross-border e-commerce and travel, facilitating transactions through various international credit and debit cards, as well as localized payment methods across over 200 regions. iPayLinks supports collection services from major platforms like Amazon and eBay, and has developed an integrated collection and distribution system. Additionally, the company provides supply chain finance products that assist businesses in optimizing their working capital. iPayLinks is distinguished by its attainment of numerous international licenses and holds the PCI-DSS Level-1 certification, underscoring its commitment to security in the payment services industry. The company has garnered recognition through multiple awards and has attracted significant investment from notable investors, establishing itself as a leader in the cross-border payment sector.

WeBank

Venture Round in 2016
WeBank Co., Ltd. is a digital bank based in Shenzhen, China, founded in 2014. It specializes in providing a range of financial services tailored for individuals and small to micro enterprises. Its offerings include deposit accounts, various types of loans (short-term, medium-term, and long-term), and services related to domestic and international settlements. Additionally, WeBank engages in activities such as bill acceptance and discounting, inter-bank lending, foreign exchange trading, and insurance and fund sales. The bank also provides auto loans, bank cards, letters of credit, and safe deposit box services. Notably, WeBank incorporates advanced technology like facial recognition for security purposes and operates primarily through online platforms, making financial products more accessible.
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