Payments

Infinity Ventures, co‑founded in 2021 by former PayPal executives Jeremy Jonker, Jay Ganatra, and Mario Ruiz, operates with a clear thesis: fintech infrastructure and commerce enablement are foundational to the next wave of global digital commerce. With its second fund, the firm doubles down on a model it calls “operators‑first, investors‑second,” meaning its team actively leans into execution, domain relationships, and hands‑on founder support, not just capital. Fund II, totaling $184 million, will allow Infinity to deepen its commitment to B2B fintech and commerce enablement across pre‑seed to Series A rounds. The firm claims to bring industry credibility and senior connections into the dealroom, leveraging decades of operating experience and incumbents’ relationships to help founders scale rapidly. To date, Infinity has backed 23 companies across fintech and commerce stacks. Infinity’s portfolio already spans payments infrastructure, embedded lending, commerce identity, eCommerce analytics, and platform enablement. Each investment reflects their belief that most of financial services and commerce remain under‑digitized. With this new capital, the firm expects to support more transformational founders globally and provide differentiated support beyond the typical value‑add promise. Beyond deploying capital, Infinity positions itself as an extension of its founders’ teams — stepping in where needed on negotiations, customer introductions, execution, and scaling operations. The founders’ past track record at PayPal, plus prior investments and M&A experience, offer credibility and a network; the new fund aims to scale that playbook across more geographies and verticals.