Ribbit Capital

Micky Malka founded Ribbit Capital in 2012 after a career spent building brokerages and banks rather than software companies - he helped build Patagon.com, which Santander acquired in 2000, then co-founded Banco Lemon, later acquired by Banco do Brasil. That regulated-finance operating background, rather than a conventional Silicon Valley career arc, is what made Ribbit the premier financial-services specialist in venture capital, backing category leaders globally from a first $100 million fund in 2013. The firm's public messaging has since broadened well past 'fintech' into global commerce, money movement, identity, data, energy, AI, and wealth management, but the through-line is unchanged: Coinbase, Nubank, and Robinhood are all Ribbit bets, and its March 2026 Form ADV reports approximately $20.78 billion in regulatory assets under management.

$20.78B (RAUM, Form ADV 2026) AUM 80/100 Power Score™ 2012 Founded Palo Alto, CA
Fintech Crypto Consumer Internet AI Deep Tech Defense Tech Enterprise Software
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Nubank's 2021 NYSE IPO - Ribbit was an early backer of the Brazilian neobank, which reached a market capitalization of roughly $67.4 billion by July 2026

Key Partners & Leadership

Founder & Managing Partner

Firm Timeline

2012
Micky Malka founds Ribbit Capital in Palo Alto after building and selling financial companies across Latin America and the U.S.
2013
Raises Ribbit's first $100 million fund and makes an early bet on Coinbase.
2021
Walmart and Ribbit partner to form the fintech venture One.
2022
Ribbit LEAP, the firm's publicly traded vehicle, is wound down.
2026
Ribbit's Form ADV reports approximately $20.78 billion in regulatory assets under management.

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