Nellie Levchin

Nellie Levchin

The office was founded by Nellie Levchin, whose personal and professional network is grounded in the Silicon Valley tech ecosystem. Her husband, Max Levchin, co-founded PayPal (sold to eBay in 2002) and later founded Affirm (IPO in 2021), generating the family's wealth. The firm operates as a single-family office, managing the Levchin family's venture investments. The firm invests exclusively at Seed and Series A stages, with a stated focus on FinTech, Digital Health, AI/ML, Biotech, Enterprise Software, and Quantum Computing. It structures deals as direct co-investments or special purpose vehicles, often alongside other early-stage funds. The investment universe is limited to North America. Known portfolio holdings are not publicly disclosed, but the firm's strategy targets companies building foundational technology layers. The office is lean, with no disclosed team size or public website. It does not operate a registered investment advisor vehicle or maintain a public fund series. The firm's activities are managed directly by Nellie Levchin, with support from external advisors. No recent operational events have been publicly reported in the last 24 months. A structural differentiator is its proximity to one of Silicon Valley's most successful fintech entrepreneurs. Max Levchin's track record includes co-founding PayPal and Affirm, both of which scaled to public markets. The family office leverages this technical and operational expertise to evaluate early-stage bets. It is not a multi-family office or a traditional venture firm — it is a concentrated single-family vehicle with a thesis anchored in deep-tech disruption.