Infina
Leading wealth management and investing platform in Vietnam
About Infina
Infina is Vietnam's leading wealth management and investing platform (like Groww of Inida and Ajaib of Indonesia). Its mission is to empower retail investors by make investing accessible, frictionless, and safe. The platform is multi-asset, offering stock trading, mutual funds, and fixed-income products, with more asset classes to be added.
Infina was founded by James L. Vuong, a Silicon Valley engineer turned VC investor (IDG Ventures) and serial entrepreneur with a prior successful exit in Vietnam (Reddit of Vietnam, which was acquired by LINE corporation in 2017).
Investing apps are seeing explosive growth in many markets around the world, including in Vietnam. There is a growing middle class who are hungry to invest in assets like stocks and crypto. We are building Infina to capture this huge opportunity to democratize investing in South East Asia.
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$8.1M
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Founders
James Vuong
James is a serial tech entrepreneur, angel investor, and former VC. He has broad experience ranging from engineering to building products, from investing to founding startups, and from Silicon Valley to SE Asia. Prior to Infina, James was CEO of Lana group, a digital media startup acquired by Japan's LINE Corp. Prior to that, James was a VC at IDG Ventures, Vietnam’s first VC fund with $100M USD. James was a Kauffman Fellow selected by the Kauffman Foundation.
James L. Vuong
Silicon Valley engineer turned VC investor (IDG Ventures Vietnam) and serial entrepreneur. Previously CEO of Lana Group (acquired by LINE Corp in 2017). MBA and BSc from UC Berkeley. Kauffman Fellow.
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