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DOMO.VC is a Brazilian early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in São Paulo (Itaim Bibi district), founded in 2016 by Marcello Gonçalves and Rodrigo Borges. The firm invests in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis, deploying equity capital from angel/seed through Series A stages. Its core founders carry repeat-operator credentials: Marcello Gonçalves co-founded Koolen & Partners (K&P) in 2013 with Kees Koolen and personally led early investments in three Brazilian unicorns (Loggi, Gympass, Hotmart), while Rodrigo Borges co-founded Buscapé — sold to Naspers for USD 342 million in 2009 — before becoming an angel investor and co-founding DOMO.VC. The 17-person team combines partners, investment staff, and operations roles with 20+ years of cumulative track record founding, investing in, and advising technology startups.

The firm operates two primary vehicles: DOMO Ventures I (the firm's original early-stage fund dating to 2016) and the Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo), a closed-end co-investment vehicle won via a 2018 public RFP in which 14 VCs competed and which is anchored by BNDES as institutional LP. FIP Anjo is also backed by BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, and BOSSANOVA, and partners with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators under a co-investment model designed to reach 70+ startups across Brazil. Revenue mechanics consist of management fees on Assets Under Management across both vehicles plus standard VC carried interest on portfolio exits; capital is raised exclusively through licensed Distribuidoras de Títulos e Valores Mobiliários (DTVMs) from qualified investors, with no public offering. Deal sourcing is primarily referral-driven, supplemented by an online Pitchy.me intake form, and the firm is a member of LAVCA, ANBIMA, ABVCAP, and a PRI signatory.

DOMO.VC's portfolio spans 40+ to 60+ startups across fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, climate tech, proptech, insurtech, mobility, creator economy, and marketplaces, including MeuTudo (10M+ customers), Seazone, SpeedBird Aero, Conta Simples, AgendaEdu, ESG Now, Mission Brasil, NuVidio, Jabuti AGI, and Delfos Energy. The firm is regulated by CVM (Brazilian Securities Commission) as a gestor de investimentos and is ranked by CB Insights among the top three Latin American venture capital firms (alongside Bossa Invest and Redpoint Eventures) as of 2026.

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DOMO.VC is a São Paulo-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 that invests in technology startups across Latin America, anchored by BNDES via the Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment vehicle, with a 40+ portfolio spanning fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, and climate tech.

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HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
early-stage venture capital, angel fund management, seed-stage investing, technology startup investment, venture asset management
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1Micro-VC & Angel Funds
CodeFSANAAAIPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Other Financial Vehicles525990
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
SIC code1 code
  • Investment Advice6282
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Venture Capital / Asset Management
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1Fund Management Fees
TypeManaged Services
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Earns management fees on Assets Under Management across DOMO Ventures I and FIP Anjo, paid by limited partners (BNDES, BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, BOSSANOVA, and qualified investors). Funds are closed-end vehicles with no public offering.

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2Carried Interest
TypeTransaction Fee
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Standard VC carried interest on exits from the portfolio of 40+ early-stage investments.

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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others
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1Quote-based LP commitments into closed-end FIP vehicles via DTVMs only.
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Not publicly disclosed. Funds are closed-end; capital is raised exclusively through licensed DTVMs from qualified investors.

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1Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo)
Description

Angel Fund co-investment vehicle managed by DOMO.VC, selected by BNDES in 2018. Invests in innovative technology-based companies at Angel/Pre-Seed stage with a sector-agnostic thesis, targeting over 70 Brazilian startups.

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DOMO.VC is a Brazilian venture capital firm that invests early-stage equity capital in technology startups across Latin America through two main vehicles: the core DOMO Ventures I fund and the BNDES-anchored Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment program. The firm deploys angel, seed, and Series A tickets sector-agnostically, partners with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators for syndication, and supports founders with active mentorship from operators who previously built and exited Buscapé and personally backed unicorns Loggi, Gympass, and Hotmart.

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  • Top 3 Latin American VC by CB Insights 2026 deal activity ranking
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DOMO.VC operates as a unified venture capital platform comprising two primary offerings: the core DOMO.VC Early-Stage Venture Capital Platform, which invests in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis, and the BNDES-managed Fundo Anjo (Angel Fund), a dedicated Angel/Pre-Seed co-investment vehicle. Together, these two products form an integrated platform supporting over 70 portfolio companies across sectors including Fintech, SaaS, Edtech, Healthtech, ClimateTech, Proptech, Insurtech, Cybersecurity, Mobility, Marketplace, and others, with deep presence in Brazil and expanding operations across Latin America.

Product and service3 records
1DOMO.VC Early-Stage Venture Capital Platform
CategoryVenture Capital Fund
Description

Brazilian early-stage venture capital platform that invests equity capital in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis; supports founders from angel/seed through Series A via the DOMO Ventures I fund, with a 40+ portfolio spanning fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, climate, proptech, insurtech, mobility, marketplace, and cybersecurity.

2Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) Angel Fund
CategoryAngel / Pre-Seed Co-Investment Fund
Description

Angel/Pre-Seed co-investment fund managed by DOMO.VC with BNDES as anchor LP and additional support from BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, and BOSSANOVA; deploys sector-agnostic tickets in technology-based startups across Brazil via partnerships with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators, targeting 70+ startups across the investment period.

3DOMO Ventures I
CategoryVenture Capital Fund
Description

DOMO.VC's first venture capital fund investing in early-stage Brazilian technology startups; referenced as the investment vehicle behind portfolio companies such as MeuTudo.

Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership4 partners
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LAVCA membership displayed on DOMO.VC's home page alongside a PRI signatory seal, signaling adherence to industry standards.

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ANBIMA (Brazilian Association of Financial and Capital Market Entities) affiliation displayed on DOMO.VC's home page.

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ABVCAP (Brazilian Association of Private Equity & Venture Capital) affiliation displayed on DOMO.VC's home page.

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DOMO.VC is a PRI signatory; the seal is displayed on the home page and recognized via LAVCA's PRI badge.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Bossa Invest is a Brazilian early-stage VC also ranked in CB Insights' Top 3 LatAm VCs alongside DOMO.VC. It manages co-investment structures and frequently co-leads rounds with DOMO.VC (e.g., RevisaPrev, Pix Mídia), making it the closest direct comparable in stage, geography, and LP overlap.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Redpoint Eventures is a Brazilian-focused early-stage VC ranked alongside DOMO.VC in CB Insights' Top 3 LatAm VCs. It targets pre-seed/seed technology startups in Brazil with a comparable sector-agnostic thesis, making it a near-direct peer in fund vintage, ticket size, and portfolio construction.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Monashees is one of the most established Brazilian venture capital firms, investing from seed to growth across multiple sectors. While larger and broader in stage coverage than DOMO.VC, it competes for the same founder mindshare and has a comparable sector-agnostic thesis in Brazilian tech.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Kaszek Ventures is one of the largest LatAm-focused venture capital firms, founded by MercadoLibre alumni and investing across stages with a stronger fintech tilt. It is a broader incumbent than DOMO.VC but competes directly for the same Brazilian early-stage deal flow.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canary is a Brazilian pre-seed/seed VC focused on technology startups, comparable in stage and geography to DOMO.VC. Both target early-stage Brazilian founders with sector-agnostic theses and operate co-investment networks, making it a strong stage-and-strategy comparable.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Valor Capital Group is a US-Brazil cross-border early-stage VC that has historically invested in Brazilian and US-based companies targeting Brazil. Comparable to DOMO.VC in stage focus and Brazilian tech thesis, with a different LP base (US LPs vs BNDES-led).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Atlantico is an early-stage LatAm venture capital firm investing in technology startups across the region. It is comparable to DOMO.VC in fund stage, sector breadth, and Pan-LatAm orientation, with a slightly different geographic mix.

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TypeRegional player
Description

ALLVP is a Mexican-anchored early-stage VC investing across Mexico and broader LatAm. It is comparable to DOMO.VC in fund stage and sector breadth, but its primary geographic focus on Mexico differentiates it from DOMO.VC's Brazilian core.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Maya Capital is a Brazilian seed-stage venture capital fund, founded by former operators, investing in early-stage Brazilian startups. Comparable to DOMO.VC in stage, geography, and operator-led thesis, though typically at smaller initial check sizes.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Wayra is the corporate venture arm of Telefónica/Vivo operating across LatAm, including a hub in Brazil. It is a broader incumbent compared to DOMO.VC, but intersects with DOMO.VC's deal flow at the Brazilian early-stage tech layer with sector-agnostic investments.

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Investment166 records

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DOMO.VC

Venture Capital / Asset Managementdomo.vc

DOMO.VC is a São Paulo-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 that invests in technology startups across Latin America, anchored by BNDES via the Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment vehicle, with a 40+ portfolio spanning fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, and climate tech.

What DOMO.VC does

DOMO.VC is a Brazilian early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in São Paulo (Itaim Bibi district), founded in 2016 by Marcello Gonçalves and Rodrigo Borges. The firm invests in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis, deploying equity capital from angel/seed through Series A stages. Its core founders carry repeat-operator credentials: Marcello Gonçalves co-founded Koolen & Partners (K&P) in 2013 with Kees Koolen and personally led early investments in three Brazilian unicorns (Loggi, Gympass, Hotmart), while Rodrigo Borges co-founded Buscapé — sold to Naspers for USD 342 million in 2009 — before becoming an angel investor and co-founding DOMO.VC. The 17-person team combines partners, investment staff, and operations roles with 20+ years of cumulative track record founding, investing in, and advising technology startups.

The firm operates two primary vehicles: DOMO Ventures I (the firm's original early-stage fund dating to 2016) and the Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo), a closed-end co-investment vehicle won via a 2018 public RFP in which 14 VCs competed and which is anchored by BNDES as institutional LP. FIP Anjo is also backed by BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, and BOSSANOVA, and partners with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators under a co-investment model designed to reach 70+ startups across Brazil. Revenue mechanics consist of management fees on Assets Under Management across both vehicles plus standard VC carried interest on portfolio exits; capital is raised exclusively through licensed Distribuidoras de Títulos e Valores Mobiliários (DTVMs) from qualified investors, with no public offering. Deal sourcing is primarily referral-driven, supplemented by an online Pitchy.me intake form, and the firm is a member of LAVCA, ANBIMA, ABVCAP, and a PRI signatory.

DOMO.VC's portfolio spans 40+ to 60+ startups across fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, climate tech, proptech, insurtech, mobility, creator economy, and marketplaces, including MeuTudo (10M+ customers), Seazone, SpeedBird Aero, Conta Simples, AgendaEdu, ESG Now, Mission Brasil, NuVidio, Jabuti AGI, and Delfos Energy. The firm is regulated by CVM (Brazilian Securities Commission) as a gestor de investimentos and is ranked by CB Insights among the top three Latin American venture capital firms (alongside Bossa Invest and Redpoint Eventures) as of 2026.

DOMO.VC firmographics

Firmographics
Name
DOMO.VC
Legal name
DOMO.VC
Website
https://domo.vc
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
DOMO.VC is a São Paulo-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 that invests in technology startups across Latin America, anchored by BNDES via the Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment vehicle, with a 40+ portfolio spanning fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, and climate tech.
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DOMO.VC industry classification

Industry
Product category
Venture Capital / Asset Management
NAICS
Other Financial Vehicles (525990), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Micro-VC & Angel Funds (FSANAAAI)

Keywords

  • Early-stage venture capital
  • Angel fund management
  • Seed-stage investing
  • Technology startup investment
  • Venture asset management

Where DOMO.VC is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
São Paulo
HQ country
Brazil
HQ region
Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

DOMO.VC business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Fund Management Fees: Earns management fees on Assets Under Management across DOMO Ventures I and FIP Anjo, paid by limited partners (BNDES, BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, BOSSANOVA, and qualified investors). Funds are closed-end vehicles with no public offering.
  2. Carried Interest: Standard VC carried interest on exits from the portfolio of 40+ early-stage investments.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractQuote-based LP commitments into closed-end FIP vehicles via DTVMs only.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

DOMO.VC product offering

Product offering

Core offering

DOMO.VC is a Brazilian venture capital firm that invests early-stage equity capital in technology startups across Latin America through two main vehicles: the core DOMO Ventures I fund and the BNDES-anchored Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment program. The firm deploys angel, seed, and Series A tickets sector-agnostically, partners with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators for syndication, and supports founders with active mentorship from operators who previously built and exited Buscapé and personally backed unicorns Loggi, Gympass, and Hotmart.

Product overview

DOMO.VC operates as a unified venture capital platform comprising two primary offerings: the core DOMO.VC Early-Stage Venture Capital Platform, which invests in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis, and the BNDES-managed Fundo Anjo (Angel Fund), a dedicated Angel/Pre-Seed co-investment vehicle. Together, these two products form an integrated platform supporting over 70 portfolio companies across sectors including Fintech, SaaS, Edtech, Healthtech, ClimateTech, Proptech, Insurtech, Cybersecurity, Mobility, Marketplace, and others, with deep presence in Brazil and expanding operations across Latin America.

Differentiator

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Functional benefit

Brands

  • Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo): Angel Fund co-investment vehicle managed by DOMO.VC, selected by BNDES in 2018. Invests in innovative technology-based companies at Angel/Pre-Seed stage with a sector-agnostic thesis, targeting over 70 Brazilian startups.
  • DOMO Ventures I

Products and services

  • DOMO.VC Early-Stage Venture Capital Platform Brazilian early-stage venture capital platform that invests equity capital in technology startups across Latin America with a sector-agnostic thesis; supports founders from angel/seed through Series A via the DOMO Ventures I fund, with a 40+ portfolio spanning fintech, SaaS, edtech, healthtech, climate, proptech, insurtech, mobility, marketplace, and cybersecurity.
  • Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) Angel Fund Angel/Pre-Seed co-investment fund managed by DOMO.VC with BNDES as anchor LP and additional support from BNB, BANDES, BRDE, BANRISUL, BADESUL, and BOSSANOVA; deploys sector-agnostic tickets in technology-based startups across Brazil via partnerships with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators, targeting 70+ startups across the investment period.
  • DOMO Ventures I DOMO.VC's first venture capital fund investing in early-stage Brazilian technology startups; referenced as the investment vehicle behind portfolio companies such as MeuTudo.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Top 3 Latin American VC by CB Insights 2026 deal activity ranking
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use DOMO.VC

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

DOMO.VC technology and API

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DOMO.VC partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

  • LAVCA (Latin American Venture Capital & Private Equity Association)minorOthersLAVCA membership displayed on DOMO.VC's home page alongside a PRI signatory seal, signaling adherence to industry standards.
  • ANBIMAminorOthersANBIMA (Brazilian Association of Financial and Capital Market Entities) affiliation displayed on DOMO.VC's home page.
  • ABVCAPminorOthersABVCAP (Brazilian Association of Private Equity & Venture Capital) affiliation displayed on DOMO.VC's home page.
  • PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment)minorOthersDOMO.VC is a PRI signatory; the seal is displayed on the home page and recognized via LAVCA's PRI badge.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

DOMO.VC competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Bossa Nova Investimentos (Bossa Invest): Bossa Invest is a Brazilian early-stage VC also ranked in CB Insights' Top 3 LatAm VCs alongside DOMO.VC. It manages co-investment structures and frequently co-leads rounds with DOMO.VC (e.g., RevisaPrev, Pix Mídia), making it the closest direct comparable in stage, geography, and LP overlap.
  • Redpoint Eventures: Redpoint Eventures is a Brazilian-focused early-stage VC ranked alongside DOMO.VC in CB Insights' Top 3 LatAm VCs. It targets pre-seed/seed technology startups in Brazil with a comparable sector-agnostic thesis, making it a near-direct peer in fund vintage, ticket size, and portfolio construction.
  • Canary: Canary is a Brazilian pre-seed/seed VC focused on technology startups, comparable in stage and geography to DOMO.VC. Both target early-stage Brazilian founders with sector-agnostic theses and operate co-investment networks, making it a strong stage-and-strategy comparable.
  • Valor Capital Group: Valor Capital Group is a US-Brazil cross-border early-stage VC that has historically invested in Brazilian and US-based companies targeting Brazil. Comparable to DOMO.VC in stage focus and Brazilian tech thesis, with a different LP base (US LPs vs BNDES-led).
  • Atlantico: Atlantico is an early-stage LatAm venture capital firm investing in technology startups across the region. It is comparable to DOMO.VC in fund stage, sector breadth, and Pan-LatAm orientation, with a slightly different geographic mix.
  • Maya Capital: Maya Capital is a Brazilian seed-stage venture capital fund, founded by former operators, investing in early-stage Brazilian startups. Comparable to DOMO.VC in stage, geography, and operator-led thesis, though typically at smaller initial check sizes.

Broad incumbents

  • Monashees: Monashees is one of the most established Brazilian venture capital firms, investing from seed to growth across multiple sectors. While larger and broader in stage coverage than DOMO.VC, it competes for the same founder mindshare and has a comparable sector-agnostic thesis in Brazilian tech.
  • Kaszek Ventures: Kaszek Ventures is one of the largest LatAm-focused venture capital firms, founded by MercadoLibre alumni and investing across stages with a stronger fintech tilt. It is a broader incumbent than DOMO.VC but competes directly for the same Brazilian early-stage deal flow.
  • Wayra (Telefónica Vivo): Wayra is the corporate venture arm of Telefónica/Vivo operating across LatAm, including a hub in Brazil. It is a broader incumbent compared to DOMO.VC, but intersects with DOMO.VC's deal flow at the Brazilian early-stage tech layer with sector-agnostic investments.

Regional players

  • ALLVP: ALLVP is a Mexican-anchored early-stage VC investing across Mexico and broader LatAm. It is comparable to DOMO.VC in fund stage and sector breadth, but its primary geographic focus on Mexico differentiates it from DOMO.VC's Brazilian core.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

DOMO.VC social profiles

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DOMO.VC leadership team

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Profiles6 records

DOMO.VC subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

DOMO.VC funding detail

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DOMO.VC M&A and investment

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M&A

Investments166 records

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Frequently asked questions about DOMO.VC

What does DOMO.VC do?

DOMO.VC is a Brazilian venture capital firm that invests early-stage equity capital in technology startups across Latin America through two main vehicles: the core DOMO Ventures I fund and the BNDES-anchored Fundo Anjo (FIP Anjo) co-investment program. The firm deploys angel, seed, and Series A tickets sector-agnostically, partners with individual angels, angel groups, and accelerators for syndication, and supports founders with active mentorship from operators who previously built and exited Buscapé and personally backed unicorns Loggi, Gympass, and Hotmart.

Is DOMO.VC a public or private company?

DOMO.VC is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was DOMO.VC founded?

DOMO.VC was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is DOMO.VC based?

DOMO.VC is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, in the Latin America region.

How does DOMO.VC make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Fund Management Fees are the primary driver. The others are carried Interest.

Who are DOMO.VC's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Bossa Nova Investimentos (Bossa Invest), Redpoint Eventures, Canary, Valor Capital Group, Atlantico and Maya Capital. Broad incumbents are Monashees, Kaszek Ventures and Wayra (Telefónica Vivo). ALLVP is listed as a regional player.

Does DOMO.VC have an API?

No public API is recorded for DOMO.VC.

What industry is DOMO.VC in?

DOMO.VC's product category is Venture Capital / Asset Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAAAI, Micro-VC & Angel Funds. Its NAICS code is 525990 and its SIC code is 6282.

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The platform serves 30% of Brazilian Série A and B teams.LatamlistNuVidio raises $1.2M round led by DOMO.VCBrazilian startup NuVidio raised $1.2 million in a post-seed funding round led by DOMO.VC, with participation from angel investors. The company provides a platform for identity verification through secure video calls and plans to expand into Latin American markets such as Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. Funds will be used to improve the platform, expand operations, and hire new talent.StartupiNuvidio capta R$ 6 milhões com liderança da DOMO.VC e planeja expansão na América LatinaNuvidio raised R$ 6 million in a post-seed funding round led by DOMO.VC, bringing its total raised capital to R$ 10 million since its founding in 2020. The Brazilian startup plans to use the proceeds for technology development, hiring AI specialists, strengthening governance, and expanding internationally to Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina within two years. The company operates a B2B platform combining video, biometrics, and artificial intelligence to validate identity and formalize digital transactions, serving over 100 financial institution clients and impacting more than 5 million users.pegnDomo lidera rodada na Nuvidio, que transforma vídeo em provaBrazilian digital identity startup Nuvidio raised R$6 million in a post-seed round led by venture capital firm Domo.VC, with angel investors Rei Carvalho and Amador Testa participating, bringing its total capital raised to R$10 million. The funds will be used to develop autonomous agents for real-time identity validation, risk analysis, and transaction formalization, and to triple the volume of interactions processed on its platform. Nuvidio, which operates a SaaS model serving over 100 clients including BMG, Pan, C6, Mercantil, and Agibank, plans to expand to Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina within two years.CB InsightsThe top 50 Latin America venture investors in 2026CB Insights has ranked the top 50 Latin American venture capital firms based on deal activity between Q1'23 and Q3'25, during a period when LatAm venture funding has declined by over 75% from its 2021 peak of $20.1 billion to $4.8 billion. The top three VCs (Bossa Invest, Redpoint Eventures, and DOMO.VC) have directed a quarter of their recent deals to AI companies focused on sales and customer service applications for resource-constrained SMEs. Brazilian startups captured 60% of all deals from ranked investors and proved most resilient with only a 9% YoY decline versus an 18% average drop across the top 50, while fintech has emerged as the strongest sector in high-quality portfolios.