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Binary Capital

VC · San Francisco · United States

Address
1550 Bryant Street, Suite 700, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States
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Website
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Founded
2014
AUM
$2 300 M
Ticket
$1-5 m

Stages

SeedPre-seedSeries A

Investment region

North AmericaEuropeAsia

Industries

SoftwareSecuritySaaSMedia and EntertainmentInternet and Web ServicesFashion/BeautyConsumer ProductsTransportationTravelBlockchain/CryptoAIInfrastructureConsumer Services (B2C)E-commerce/MarketplaceFinancial ServicesFintechMobile/Apps

Profile

Binary Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco, California, established in 2014 by Jonathan Teo. The firm is led by a team with deep expertise in the technology sector, supporting entrepreneurs innovating on consumer products and alternative infrastructure. Jonathan Teo, a serial entrepreneur and Stanford graduate, founded the firm after gaining extensive experience at Google, Benchmark Capital, and General Catalyst. With a focus on technological advancement and innovation, Binary Capital brings a unique insight into the early-stage venture capital landscape. Binary Capital invests across multiple sectors in the technology space, with a particular emphasis on consumer technology and infrastructure. The firm has a significant presence in key geographies such as Singapore and London. Its investment size varies from $1-5 million, indicative of its early-stage investment focus. While specific fund details are not disclosed, the firm has generated returns exceeding $2.3 billion USD for its investors. Notable investments by Binary Capital include companies that have become industry-defining giants such as Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Toss (Viva Republica), Patreon, SpaceX, and Bitfury. These portfolio companies highlight Binary's impact on the global tech scene through early-stage engagement with innovative enterprises that focus on consumer technology and infrastructure.

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