Notation Capital

Venture capital firm

Pre-seed venture fund partnering with product-focused founding teams at earliest stages of company formation.

Strategy

Stages
Pre-Seed
Sectors
Hard TechSoftwareFintechBlockchain
Geographies
USABrooklyn, New York, USA
Check size
$200K-$1M

Recent changes

  1. Sep 5, 2026Sectors updated: Hard Tech, Software, Fintech, Blockchain notation.vc
  2. Sep 5, 2026Stages updated: Pre-Seed notation.vc
  3. Jan 1, 2020New fund: Notation Capital Fund III ($42M) Value Add VC funds tracker
  4. Jan 1, 2018New fund: Notation Capital Fund II ($27M) Value Add VC funds tracker
  5. Jan 1, 2015New fund: Notation Capital Fund I ($8M) Value Add VC funds tracker

Funds

3
FundVintageSizeStrategySource
Notation Capital Fund III2020$42MFlagship
As of 2020Value Add VC funds tracker
Notation Capital Fund II2018$27MFlagship
As of 2018Value Add VC funds tracker
Notation Capital Fund I2015$8MFlagship
As of 2015Value Add VC funds tracker

Portfolio

6 total

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
Crypto
2 · 33%
Enterprise SaaS
1 · 17%
Developer tools
1 · 17%
Software
1 · 17%

Co-Investors

12

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Notation Capital FAQ

How large are Notation Capital's funds?

Notation Capital funds Value Add tracks include Notation Capital Fund III ($42M, 2020); Notation Capital Fund II ($27M, 2018); Notation Capital Fund I ($8M, 2015), out of 3 Notation Capital funds tracked in total.

What companies has Notation Capital invested in?

Notation Capital's portfolio includes Photon, Clay, Halcyon Robotics, Circle, Solana, Datadog.

Who does Notation Capital co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Notation Capital most often invests alongside Andreessen Horowitz (1 shared deal), Balderton Capital (1 shared deal), Blockchain Capital (1 shared deal), Bloomberg Beta (1 shared deal), Boldstart Ventures (1 shared deal).

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