Better Tomorrow Ventures Raises $140M Fund

Better Tomorrow Ventures (BTV), a venture capital firm focused on the financial technology sector, has announced it has raised $140,000,000 in new capital from investors. Established in 2019, BTV specializes in partnering with fintech founders to develop the future of financial services, supporting companies from their initial concept through to their potential initial public offering. The firm takes a broad view of the fintech landscape, extending its investment scope to include vertical SaaS and marketplace businesses that intersect with financial services. The BTV team comprises experienced operators with a decade-long track record of building and backing early-stage fintech companies. Its partners, Sheel Mohnot and Jake Gibson, bring significant entrepreneurial and investment expertise. Mohnot previously founded and successfully exited two fintech companies before launching the 500 Fintech accelerator, while Gibson is a co-founder of NerdWallet. This substantial capital raise underscores investor confidence in BTV's strategic approach and its team's ability to identify and nurture disruptive innovations within the financial technology space. The newly secured $140,000,000 will be deployed strategically to further BTV's mission of investing in early-stage fintech companies. The capital will enable the firm to expand its portfolio, providing crucial seed and early-stage funding to innovative startups poised to reshape the financial sector. Additionally, these funds will be used to support existing portfolio companies through follow-on investments, helping them scale and achieve their growth milestones. This funding round positions Better Tomorrow Ventures to deepen its impact on the global fintech ecosystem. The firm plans to continue leveraging its operational expertise and network to support a new generation of founders. BTV's continued ability to attract significant investment capital indicates its ongoing commitment to fostering innovation and driving the evolution of financial services in the coming years.