3 VCs and 0 funds investing in Compliance Technology
Venture Partner
Union Square Ventures (USV)
Check: USV's published firm range is $1 million to $30 million from earliest stage through follow-ons. No personal range is attributed to John, and the firm's investment decision is a collective discussion rather than an individual vote.
John's published investments apply a lawyer-investor lens to regulated markets where analog, repetitive infrastructure blocks access. His work favors portable financial identity, user-controlled credentials, digital-first insurance and legal workflows, and trusted financial brands that broaden affordable access to capital—particularly for underbanked consumers and long-tail merchants in Latin America.
Partner, Head of Investment Team
Craft Ventures
Check: No personal check-size range is published. Craft invests from early-stage venture through growth, and Michael's disclosed financings span several stages; those total round sizes are not personal or standard check sizes.
Michael invests across venture and growth with a focus on cybersecurity, infrastructure, and AI applications. His operating framework prizes durable revenue, efficient growth, healthy unit economics, precise ideal-customer selection, strong retention, and repeatable go-to-market systems. His recent portfolio work concentrates on autonomous security, machine and agent identity, developer platforms, data infrastructure, and applied AI with clear production usage.
Partner
AirTree Ventures (Web3)
Check: Neither Airtree nor Jackie publishes her personal check range or decision authority. The firm is seed-first and supports companies through later stages; individual portfolio round totals do not reveal Airtree's allocation or Jackie's authority.
Jackie backs Australia and New Zealand founders from very early product formation through scale. Her disclosed portfolio crosses AI and enterprise software, healthcare, fintech, consumer platforms, future-of-work tools, commerce, and purpose-led brands. Her investment notes repeatedly test market size and structural change, founder intensity and fit, customer love, defensible unit economics, resilience, and the ability to convert an initial wedge into a global company.