Mesh (San Francisco)

Financial Software · San Francisco, CA · Founded 2020 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of a global crypto payments network designed to enable seamless digital asset payments and conversions. Mesh (San Francisco) is based in San Francisco, CA and was founded in 2020. It was valued at $1 billion at its later-stage round in Jan 2026, the last priced event on record. It has raised $121 million across 1 recorded round; the latest was a $4 million Series A in Mar 2022.

PMV mark · valuation
$1.0B
Oct 2026
Priced at
its later-stage round
Jan 2026
Total raised
$120.8M
Last round
Early Stage VC (Series A)
Mar 2022

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60 investors
InvestorType
Plug and Play Tech Center—
Alumni VenturesVenture capital
Astir VenturesVenture capital
GaingelsVenture capital
Coinbase Ventures—
SBI InvestmentVenture capital
Samsung NEXT VenturesVenture capital
B Capital GroupVenture capital
Kube VC—
Mirana VenturesOther
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Mesh (San Francisco) investors

60 investors are on record for Mesh (San Francisco), including Plug and Play Tech Center, Alumni Ventures, Astir Ventures and Gaingels. By type, the record holds 25 venture capital firms and 3 family offices. The Series A in Mar 2022 drew 8 investors.

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