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Inventa
Brazilian B2B marketplace connecting brands with SMB retailers — inventory discovery plus trade credit.
Stage
series b
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why Inventa is interesting
Reached 20K+ storeowners in year one; expanding to Mexico and Colombia after $80M total raised.
Key facts
- Series A (Jan 2022): $20M co-led by a16z and Monashees; Founders Fund, Greylock, Tiger, Pear participated — TechCrunch
- Series B (Apr 2022): $55M led by Greylock; a16z and Tiger re-upped — TechCrunch
- 40,000+ retailer customers and 800+ suppliers as of 2022 company disclosures
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FAQs about Inventa
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Inventa runs a B2B wholesale marketplace where Brazilian SMB retailers discover inventory, get data-driven product recommendations, and buy on 30–90-day credit terms.
Andreessen Horowitz (see /fund/andreessen-horowitz) co-led the Series A; Greylock Partners (/fund/greylock-partners), Founders Fund (/fund/founders-fund), Tiger Global (/fund/tiger-global-management), and Pear VC (/fund/pear-vc) participated in public rounds. Monashees co-led the A but is not in our fund directory.
Inventa raised a $55M Series B in April 2022 led by Greylock, bringing total funding to ~$80M.
Latin America's fragmented retail supply chain leaves millions of shopkeepers without modern purchasing tools; Inventa pairs credit with a two-sided marketplace.
Inventa remains private as of July 2026.
Last updated: 2026-07-24