TTV Capital
TTV Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2000. The firm specializes in investing exclusively in fintech companies, leveraging over 100 years of combined expertise in the financial technology sector. TTV Capital adopts a founder-friendly approach, providing not only capital investments but also strategic guidance and access to a vast network of industry resources to support the growth of its portfolio companies. The firm focuses on various areas within fintech, including payments, banking, cybersecurity, wealth management, and emerging technologi
Investing activity
TTV Capital appears in 4 AI deals tracked by the AI Lounge deals desk, and led 3 of them. The rounds are mostly Seed, with a median round size of $8M. The most recent are Quantizr (Seed, $5M, Aug 2026), Cashboard (Seed, $5M, Jul 2026) and Hamilton AI (Seed, $7.5M, Jun 2026).
TTV Capital most often invests alongside Andy Levine, Chris Kappy, Jonathan Azu and FINTOP, and the companies it backs on AI Lounge are mostly in AI.
Deals
Frequently asked questions about TTV Capital
What AI companies has TTV Capital invested in?
TTV Capital's AI investments include Quantizr, Cashboard and Hamilton AI. The 4 rounds on AI Lounge are listed on this page with amounts, dates and co-investors.
Where is TTV Capital based?
TTV Capital is based in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
What stage does TTV Capital invest at?
In the rounds tracked on AI Lounge, TTV Capital has invested at Seed, with a median round of $8M. TTV Capital led 3 of those rounds.
Who does TTV Capital co-invest with?
TTV Capital's most frequent co-investors on AI Lounge are Andy Levine (1 deal), Chris Kappy (1 deal), Jonathan Azu (1 deal), FINTOP (1 deal) and FJ Labs (1 deal).
How can founders reach TTV Capital?
Founders on AI Lounge can see TTV Capital's contact details in AI Investor Contacts (paid plans), check for a warm introduction through members who worked with the firm under Warm Paths, and add TTV Capital to their Investor Pipeline to track the conversation.