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Symbol

Symbol is a venture capital firm based in Israel that invests in pre-consensus companies across various sectors. They focus on providing early-stage funding and operational support to exceptional entrepreneurs.

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Overview

What Symbol does

What Symbol is

Symbol is a venture capital firm based in Israel that invests in pre-consensus companies across various sectors. They focus on providing early-stage funding and operational support to exceptional entrepreneurs.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

The current public profile supports funder capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.

Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Venture Capital
Founded
Founded in 2021
Approximate age
About 5 years
Structured capabilities
Funder
Last reviewed
March 18, 2026

Official channels

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Capability profile

Symbol as a funder

Investment thesis

Symbol invests in pre-consensus founders and companies, particularly in non-consensus industries, providing capital and operational assistance to help them develop from initial concepts to market-ready products.

Focus narrative

Symbol invests in pre-consensus opportunities across various sectors, including consumer, SMB, and enterprise markets. The firm typically writes checks ranging from $500,000 to $3.5 million into priced rounds, convertible loan agreements (CLAs), or Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFEs). Symbol is particularly interested in founders who may not have conventional credentials and ideas that are often considered niche or complex.

Value beyond capital

Symbol provides not only capital but also operational assistance to its portfolio companies, helping them navigate the complexities of bringing their innovative ideas to market.

Terms and economics

Typical check
$500,000–$3,500,000

Focus and fit

Stages
Pre-seed · Seed · Seed+ · Series A
Regions
Global

Availability

Currently deploying
Yes

Portfolio and track record

Recorded portfolio count
10
Recorded notable exits
Cinch, Cardinal, and Approve.com

Portfolio context

Notable portfolio companies include: NextSilicon: Pioneering a new approach to high-performance computing (HPC) architecture. Breeze: Reinventing cargo insurance through a fully automated digital solution and a machine learning platform. Nilus: Developing a platform that automates reconciliation, reporting, and payment workflows for finance teams. Jiga: Creating an all-in-one purchasing solution for advanced manufacturing. Cinch: An AI-first logistics and fintech startup that was acquired by Tonkean, Inc. Cardinal: An AI-powered tool that transforms customer insights into actionable recommendations, acquired by Miro, Inc. Overbooked: A revenue generation SaaS platform for the home-services industry. Sightful: Working on Augmented Reality solutions to enhance human productivity. FundGuard: An investment accounting utility for asset managers. Approve.com: A procurement process solution that was acquired by Tipalti, Inc.

Common questions

What to know about Symbol

Upseed classifies Symbol under the Venture Capital organization type. Its current public profile includes funder capabilities.

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

March 18, 2026

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