Which Venture Companies Invest in preseed capital

Very few venture companies invest in pre-seed capital because it's a question of market demand and risk. Since most companies that are coming up with business ideas do neither have a prototype nor are deemed market-fit, it gets difficult to value them. Still, there are some of the best helping hands out there for startups:

1. Helion Venture Partners

Helion Ventures Partners is a $605 million early to mid-stage venture fund with an Indian emphasis that invests in companies driven by technology and providing consumer services. The fund will participate in future funding rounds through syndication with other venture partners.

2. Accel Partners

The venture capital firm Accel Partners was established in 1983 and now has offices in Palo Alto, London, New York, China, and India. Accel Partners is the investor making typical multi-stage investments in internet technology businesses.

3. Blume Ventures

The Canada venture capital company Blume Venture Advisor provides funding for early-stage seed, startup, pre-series A, Series B, and late-stage investments. Blume provides financial backing, active mentorship, and other help for startup businesses.