Bling Capital

Venture Capital
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≥USD 270M
Est. FUM (minimum)
Latest fund only: Fund IV (2024)
Type
Venture Capital
HQ
San Francisco, United States
Focus
Varies by strategy
Last fundraise
2024 (USD 270M)

About

Bling Capital is an early stage venture fund that helps entrepreneurs find product / market fit.

Strategies

Venture Capital
Sources

Profile sources

  1. blingcap.com — Fintech, Financial Services, Technology

Recent venture activity

  • Oct 2026 · Reported 9 more venture funds to the SEC (42 in total) in its Form ADV filed 2026-10-01 · SEC Form ADV

Investment Criteria

Investment Stages
Stages
Seed
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Country-focused
Regions
North America

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
San Francisco, United States
More investors with offices in San Francisco
Office Presence
1 country
United States
1 known office
San Francisco, United States (HQ)

Fundraising

Fund IV
Nov 20, 2024
USD 270M

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
26
Most common deal types
Unknown (26)
Deals by domain
Saas 11
Cpg 2
Credit 1
Recent tracked deals
Dazzle AI
2025
$8M
Vts
Saas
Honeybook
Saas
Thirdlove
Chewse
Periscopedata
Tubular Video analytics platform
Saas
Lever Modern Recruiting Software
Saas

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