365.fintech

The firm concentrates on Seed and early go-to-market stages, deploying capital once a startup has a proven product and is building its initial distribution. Its disclosed participation in Velaris’s €4.7 million seed round places it at the point where technical founders turn prototype traction into a repeatable commercial motion.

Observed focus areas include fintech, enterprise software and applied AI/ML. The Velaris deal — a B2B customer-success platform layered with machine learning — reflects a thesis around workflow automation for financial and technology companies, rather than broad consumer or deeptech plays.

The firm’s presence in Bratislava gives it an origination corridor into Central and Eastern European technical talent, a region where regulatory proximity to the EU single market intersects with rising angel-to-Seed capital demand. Its public portfolio suggests founder-led, product-first teams operating in enterprise software verticals, rather than auctioned processes run by placement agents.

The firm identifies as a private equity manager rather than a corporate holding vehicle. No regulatory filings confirming fund structures, limited partner composition or discrete vehicle names are publicly available, so whether it deploys on a deal-by-deal basis or through a committed-blind-pool structure remains undisclosed.

Unlike generalist Central and Eastern European seed funds, 365.fintech constrains its activity to fintech and enterprise software with an observable bent toward AI-native tooling. Its Bratislava headquarters — outside the more crowded Berlin, Warsaw and Prague venture clusters — may provide less-competitive entry points into pre-Seed rounds sourced from local university and accelerator ecosystems.