The investment fund GoHub Ventures makes its second consecutive investment in the US through the chosen startup BaseCap, a fintech company specializing in data validation and monitoring software that has raised a series A round of 8.2 million dollars.

The operation is led by two American funds, L’Attitude Ventures and Mendon Venture Partners, which GoHub Ventures accompanies together with Cherrypick Ventures. Through this round, in which GoHub Ventures is one of the majority investors, the fund seeks to reinforce its global strategy, which they explain is based on the commitment to startups with B2B software models. GoHub Ventures recently launched its Fund II, endowed with 60 million euros and endorsed by the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).

As the company details, the BaseCap business model allows it to also be applied to businesses and companies from other verticals such as health and insurance, due to its applicability to different use cases, since its platform transforms the data and validates it automatically. and “saves the client time and money”, they detail.

Inés Calabuig, managing partner at GoHub Ventures, stressed that the fund’s objective is to “identify technologies with enough potential to revolutionize entire industries. And that’s exactly what we think BaseCap will achieve with its data automation systems. Led by Steven and Nicolás, this is one of the best teams we have seen in many years. We are convinced that the startup has a differential platform for hundreds of thousands of financial, insurance and health companies”.

“We are excited about the enormous experience in software products and the possibilities for global expansion that come from partnering with an investor like GoHub Ventures,” said Nicolás Guillén, co-founder of BaseCap.

This is GoHub Ventures’ second consecutive foray into the US. Just a month ago, he revealed his stake in LifeX Ventures, a €100 million venture capital vehicle highly focused on longevity and climate tech.

Geographic diversification is one of the keys to fund II, they point out, whose base will continue to be B2B SaaS startups specialized in verticals such as AI enterprise, web3, sustainability and fintech/insurtech.