Dalus Capital
Early-Stage venture capital firm
Dalus Capital is a Early-Stage venture capital firm that invests in Fintech, Payments and Logistics. DryPowder has no SEC Form D on file for Dalus Capital as of June 6, 2026.
Updated · Sources: fund website
- Stages
- Early-Stage
Overview
Dalus Capital at a glance
- Stage
- Early-Stage
- Sectors
- Fintech, Payments, Logistics, Delivery
- Cold inbound
- Warm intro preferred
- Website
- daluscapital.com
Investment thesis
Partner with early-stage entrepreneurs creating the largest impact through technology across Latin America, generating positive impact on society and planet through investments and initiatives.
Stated on daluscapital.comWEBSITE
What sets Dalus Capital apart
- Latin America geographic focus
- impact-oriented thesis
- technology-driven thesis
What the portfolio shows
Portfolio 3
Backed: Clivi, Clip mx, Galgo
Partners
Partners at Dalus Capital
Team data is not yet available for Dalus Capital. Visit the website
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FAQ
Questions about Dalus Capital
What does Dalus Capital invest in?
Dalus Capital is a Early-Stage stage Fintech, Payments, Logistics, Delivery investor, primarily investing in Latin America. Their thesis: Partner with early-stage entrepreneurs creating the largest impact through technology across Latin America, generating positive impact on society and planet through investments and initiatives.
What makes Dalus Capital different from other funds?
Dalus Capital stands out on 3 points: Latin America geographic focus; impact-oriented thesis; technology-driven thesis.
What other funds are similar to Dalus Capital?
Funds with an overlapping stage and sector focus include Nyca Partners, Jump Capital, Drive Capital.
How do I reach Dalus Capital?
Dalus Capital does not generally take cold inbound; a warm introduction from a founder or investor the firm knows is the usual path.
Sources
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