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Venture funds that filed a Form D in the last 60 days

170 funds filed with the SEC. A Form D is the clearest public sign that a fund is raising or has just closed money to invest.

New funds appear here within a day of the SEC filing. Each row links to the original filing. Many are small or first-time funds, so read the filing and the fund's site before pitching.

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Questions

What is a Form D?

A Form D is a notice a company or fund files with the SEC when it raises money under a Regulation D exemption. A venture fund that files one is raising or has just closed a fund.

Does a Form D mean the fund is investing now?

It means the fund is raising or has recently closed capital, which is the stage when new funds start writing checks. It is a signal, not a guarantee. Check the fund's thesis and recent deals before you reach out.

Where does this list come from?

Public SEC EDGAR Form D filings, collected daily. Each row links to the original filing on sec.gov. Offering size is shown only when the filing states one.

How do I find which of these funds back first-time founders?

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