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Foundation Capital is a venture capital firm based in Palo Alto, United States, founded in 2001. It has invested in 144 venture-backed companies across 205 funding rounds on VCMC, and led 54 of those rounds. 7 of them were in the last 12 months.

144

Venture-backed companies

in its portfolio on VCMC

205

Funding rounds

led 54

7

Last 12 months

rounds, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026

32

With a disclosed valuation

of 144 companies

$95.8B

Combined value of its private companies

the whole companies, not what Foundation Capital owns

128 private companies Foundation Capital has backed have a VCMC valuation; together they are worth $95.8B. That is the value of the whole companies, not what Foundation Capital owns. Cohesity is 30% of the total. 16 companies it backed have since been acquired and are not included. How VCMC values companies.

Values cover private companies only; public companies are not included.

Portfolio

Foundation Capital's most valuable portfolio companies

The 10 most valuable private companies Foundation Capital has backed, by VCMC's valuation. Values cover private companies only; public companies are not included.

  1. 1 Cohesity Tech Companies, Santa Clara $28.4B range $9.6B – $40.4B Led at Series C, 2017
  2. 2 OpenSea Tech Companies, Miami $10.7B range $1.5B – $21.9B Joined at Seed, 2018
  3. 3 Cryptocurrency, Miami $7.3B range $529M – $10.1B Joined at Seed, 2022
  4. 4 Rappi Groceries Delivery, Bogota $6.8B range $456M – $7.9B Joined at Growth, 2018
  5. 5 Tech Companies $2.9B range $1.8B – $3.3B Joined at Series A, 2017
  6. 6 Tech Companies, Santa Clara $2.5B range $220M – $3.5B Led at Series C, 2019
  7. 7 Tech Companies, Austin $2.3B range $197M – $3.6B Joined at Series A, 2022
  8. 8 Software Development Services, Palo Alto $2.3B range $894M – $2.6B Led at Seed, 2020
  9. 9 Aerospace and Defence, Golden $2.1B range $971M – $3.2B Joined at Series A, 2019
  10. 10 Current Banks & ATMs, New York $1.7B range $1.3B – $2.3B Joined at Series C, 2020

Portfolio

Full Foundation Capital portfolio (144 companies)

144 companies. Load more shows the rest.

Foundation Capital portfolio
#Last roundHistoryRangeTrendGrade
1Cohesity
Tech Companies · led at Series C, 2017
Series H Dec 2024 $2.00B$28.4B$9.6B – $40.4B$28.3B (0%)$3.1B1%7,802flatC
2Kiavi
Loans & Financing · since Series E, 2020
Debt Aug 2025 $400M$434M$35.2M – $499M$431M (-1%)$57.9M0%475flatD
3Farmers Business Network
Farms & Agriculture Production · since Series A, 2014
Growth Equity Jul 2025 $50M$610M$369M – $983M$481M (-21%)$61.1M59%806growingB
4Rappi
Groceries Delivery · since Growth, 2018
Series F Jul 2021 $500M$6.8B$456M – $7.9B$6.8B (0%)$916M0%–unknownD
5Addi
Payment Processing & Point of Sale · since Series B, 2021
Series D Jul 2026 $85M$941M$617M – $1.6B$1.1B (+21%)$153M0%950growingB
6Carbon
Industrial Machinery & Supplies · since Series A, 2013
Growth Equity Nov 2025 $60M$692M$435M – $1.1B$584M (-16%)$65.6M51%518flatB
7Current
Banks & ATMs · since Series C, 2020
Series E Jun 2026 $80M$1.7B$1.3B – $2.3B$2.0B (+21%)$223M0%510growingA
8Flock Freight
Trucking and Logistics · since Series A, 2017
Series E May 2025 $60M$865M$381M – $1.4B$786M (-9%)$107M30%371flatC
9OpenSea
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2018
Series C Jan 2022 $300M$10.7B$1.5B – $21.9B$10.1B (-6%)$2.4B33%701flatD
10BCB Group
Payment Processing & Point of Sale · led at Series A, 2022
Series A Jan 2022 $60M$455M$35.2M – $771M$435M (-4%)$91.2M4%203upD
11
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2014
Series C Apr 2022 $150M$813M$107M – $1.6B$739M (-9%)$168M23%227flatD
12
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2017
Series D Mar 2022 $102M$935M$383M – $1.7B$922M (-1%)$158M19%432growingC
13
Tech Companies · since Series B, 2024
Series C Jun 2025 $101M$906M$566M – $1.0B$906M (0%)$99.6M0%319growingB
14
Tech Companies · led at Seed, 2020
Series C Feb 2025 $70M$939M$532M – $1.3B$939M (0%)$103M0%244growingB
15
Tech Companies · led at Series C, 2014
Debt May 2023 $50M$296M$51.1M – $859M$296M (0%)$84.1M63%428downD
16
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2015
Other Jul 2024 $28M$823M$86.3M – $1.3B$823M (0%)$166M11%229flatD
17
Tech Companies · since Growth, 2018
Growth Equity Jul 2018 $45M$54.7M$29.7M – $135M$54.7M (0%)$49.5M97%20shrinkingC
18
Tech Companies · led at Seed, 2024
Series B Oct 2025 $65M$681M$321M – $967M$681M (0%)$74.9M0%176growingB
19
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2021
Series C Jan 2025 $43M$552M$293M – $848M$547M (-1%)$61.6M3%200growingB
20
Tech Companies · led at Series C, 2014
Series C Apr 2014 $70M$268M$87.5M – $892M$268M (0%)$91.0M30%143growingD
21
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2015
Acquisition Jun 2023 $200M$507M
acquired 2023
$180M – $720M––0%420upC
22
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2023
Series B Jul 2025 $40M$530M$299M – $609M$530M (0%)$58.3M0%111growingB
23
Tech Companies · since Growth, 2025
Growth Equity Apr 2025 $45M$550M$246M – $837M$550M (0%)$49.5M0%119unknownC
24
Die Casting & Tool Manufacturing · since Series B, 2021
Acquisition Oct 2025$210M
acquired 2025
$105M – $308M––27%59flatB
25
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2021
Series B Nov 2024 $10M$72.3M$26.4M – $168M$56.9M (-21%)$11.5M97%70shrinkingC
26
Tech Companies · since Growth, 2017
Growth Equity Jun 2017 $40M$269M$26.1M – $331M$269M (0%)$29.7M6%571flatD
27
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2022
Series B Feb 2025 $30M$188M$95.5M – $339M$141M (-25%)$33.2M86%83downC
28
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2026
Series A Jul 2026 $36M$232M$131M – $548M$360M (+55%)$50.4M0%45growingC
29
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2018
Series B Oct 2021 $22M$112M$10.6M – $222M$107M (-4%)$20.6M18%55upD
30
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2016
Series A May 2019 $30M$1.33M$0 – $1.33M$1.33M (0%)–100%376updead
31
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2025
Series A Oct 2025 $30M$343M$126M – $521M$343M (0%)$48.0M0%86growingC
32
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2021
Series A Dec 2021 $25M$21.1M$6.70M – $177M$21.0M (0%)$27.2M96%65downD
33
Tech Companies · led at Seed, 2022
Acquisition Jul 2026 $200M$56.3M
acquired 2026
$33.6M – $143M––97%54downC
34
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2022
Acquisition Dec 2024 $730M$370M
acquired 2024
$231M – $426M––0%190growingB
35
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2023
Series A Jan 2023 $26M$68.1M$16.4M – $300M$53.1M (-22%)$35.2M64%25upD
36
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2023
Acquisition May 2026$201M
acquired 2026
$47.0M – $389M––23%137upD
37
Tech Companies · led at Seed, 2021
Series A Nov 2022 $18M$160M$11.5M – $247M$148M (-7%)$26.4M0%71flatD
38
Tech Companies · since Seed, 2022
Series A Jun 2026 $12M$82.3M$45.5M – $190M$125M (+51%)$17.5M0%56growingC
39
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2025
Series A Mar 2025 $16M$246M$80.5M – $349M$246M (0%)$26.1M0%323growingC
40
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2024
Other Nov 2025 $10M$102M$20.8M – $156M$102M (0%)$14.3M0%21flatD
41
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2021
Series A Feb 2021 $19M$20.8M$6.22M – $72.2M$19.8M (-4%)$26.0M97%11shrinkingD
42
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2025
Series A Feb 2025 $16M$173M$58.4M – $263M$173M (0%)$24.2M0%118upC
43
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2017
Acquisition Feb 2022 $200M$101M
acquired 2022
$17.5M – $144M––0%38flatD
44
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2024
Series A Jul 2024 $15M$131M$52.9M – $255M$97.1M (-26%)$25.5M33%72growingC
45
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2023
Series A Oct 2023 $15M$30.7M$16.3M – $76.9M$21.3M (-30%)$21.9M97%24shrinkingC
46
Tax Preparation · since Series A, 2025
Series A Apr 2025 $13M$111M$43.0M – $182M$100M (-10%)$18.8M26%38upC
47
Tech Companies · since Series A, 2024
Series A Nov 2024 $14M$156M$66.4M – $237M$156M (0%)$21.8M0%94growingC
48
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2018
Series A Nov 2018 $10M$30.2M$3.37M – $84.1M$28.5M (-5%)$14.0M34%14flatD
49
Tech Companies · led at Series C, 2009
Acquisition Mar 2014 $360M$142M
acquired 2014
$7.17M – $216M––0%–unknownD
50
Tech Companies · led at Series A, 2023
Series A Feb 2023 $12M$47.2M$9.68M – $168M$40.4M (-14%)$18.2M65%45downD

Valuation: VCMC's valuation with its range, from a low to a high scenario; a company with no valuation shows a dash, one acquired after its last round its last value as a private company.

Activity

How Foundation Capital invests: stages, industries and countries

Most of its rounds are Series A (30%). Its companies span 34 industries, most in Tech Companies, Software Development Services and Payment Processing & Point of Sale, across 11 countries.

Rounds by stage

  • Seed 55
  • Series A 62
  • Series B 34
  • Series C and later 53
  • Other venture 1

Investments by industry

  • Tech Companies 74
  • Software Development Services 9
  • Payment Processing & Point of Sale 8
  • Insurance - Agents, Carriers & Brokers 5
  • Banks & ATMs 4
  • Cryptocurrency 4
  • Investment Consultants & Financial Advisors 4
  • Loans & Financing 4

Investments by country

  • United States 123
  • United Kingdom 5
  • Colombia 3
  • Israel 3
  • Mexico 3
  • Canada 2

Recent rounds

Foundation Capital's latest investments

Foundation Capital's most recent funding rounds, newest first. 7 rounds in the last 12 months.

  1. Series A, led $16M 24 Sep 2026
  2. Series A $36M 24 Jul 2026
  3. Current Series E $80M 11 Jun 2026
  4. Seed $25M 27 Jan 2026
  5. Series A $30M 16 Oct 2025
  6. Series B $65M 15 Oct 2025
  7. Seed $35M 15 Oct 2025
  8. Seed, led $9.0M 29 Sep 2025
  9. Growth $30M 18 Sep 2025
  10. Seed, led $7.4M 12 Sep 2025

Co-investors

Foundation Capital's top co-investors

The investors that most often join the same rounds as Foundation Capital. Y Combinator leads, with 21 rounds together.

  1. Y Combinator 21 rounds together
  2. Founders Fund 18 rounds together
  3. Andreessen Horowitz 14 rounds together
  4. Accel 11 rounds together
  5. GV 11 rounds together
  6. Sequoia Capital 10 rounds together
  7. Lightspeed Venture Partners 9 rounds together
  8. 9 rounds together
  9. Kleiner Perkins 9 rounds together
  10. Battery Ventures 9 rounds together

About

About Foundation Capital

Foundation Capital, LLC is an American venture capital firm that provides early-stage investment fund management, portfolio services, and talent advisory services to startups in the cybersecurity, fintech, and crypto sectors. The company also offers membership programs that connect founders with executive leaders from large corporations, facilitating mentorship, strategic partnerships, and access to potential customers. Additionally, Foundation Capital delivers talent and recruiting services, including hiring and sourcing support, interview process design, vendor and agency services, compensation planning, and HR support. The firm serves entrepreneurs and startups seeking early-stage funding and support in the enterprise, fintech, and crypto markets.

Description from Veridion's company data.

Founded
2001
Based in
Palo Alto, United States
Team
93 people, +15% in a year
Type
Venture capital firm

Focus markets

  • Enterprise
  • Fintech
  • Crypto
  • Consumer

What Foundation Capital offers

  • Early-Stage Venture Capital Investment
  • Fintech Startup Investment
  • Enterprise Technology Investment
  • Consumer Technology Investment
  • Crypto Sector Investment
  • Proprietary Founder Support Services
  • Team Building Platform Services
  • Customer Acquisition Platform Services

Questions

Foundation Capital: frequently asked questions

How many companies has Foundation Capital invested in?

144 venture-backed companies on VCMC, across 205 funding rounds.

What are Foundation Capital's most valuable private companies?

Cohesity ($28.4B), OpenSea ($10.7B), Binance.US ($7.3B), by VCMC's valuation.

What was Foundation Capital's latest investment?

iPiD, a Series A round in Sep 2026 of $16M, which Foundation Capital led.

Which stages does Foundation Capital invest in?

Foundation Capital invests most often at Series A (62 rounds), followed by seed (55) and Series C and later (53). It has also joined 34 Series B and 1 other venture rounds.

What is Foundation Capital's portfolio worth?

Its private companies with a VCMC valuation are worth $95.8B together. That is the sum of the companies' values, not what Foundation Capital owns.

Who does Foundation Capital invest alongside?

Y Combinator (21 rounds), Founders Fund (18 rounds), Andreessen Horowitz (14 rounds).