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ION Crossover Partners is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. The firm invests in Late-stage growth companies preparing for IPO in Israel and globally.

Founded2018
HeadquartersTel Aviv, Israel
EcosystemTel Aviv
AUM$600M+
Minimum$5M+
Investor TypeInstitutional LPs, family offices
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Can individual investors invest in ION Crossover Partners?

ION Crossover is an institutional fund. Individual accredited investors cannot access the partnership.

ALTERNATIVE ACCESS

ION Crossover backs late-stage Israeli companies approaching IPO. The Tel Aviv ecosystem that produces these companies is accessible to accredited investors through earlier-stage fund-of-funds structures.

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INVESTMENT STRATEGY

ION Crossover Partners invests across Enterprise SaaS, Fintech, AI, Commerce Tech.

The firm typically invests from Series C, Series D, Growth stages.

PORTFOLIO & ECOSYSTEM

ION Crossover Partners focuses on Late-stage growth companies preparing for IPO in Israel and globally.

Papaya GlobalTransmit SecuritySyteBringg
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Can individual investors invest in ION Crossover Partners?

ION Crossover is an institutional fund. Individual accredited investors cannot access the partnership.

What is the minimum investment for ION Crossover Partners?

ION Crossover Partners's minimum LP commitment is $5M+.

What companies has ION Crossover Partners invested in?

ION Crossover Partners's notable portfolio companies include Papaya Global, Transmit Security, Syte, Bringg.

What does ION Crossover Partners invest in?

ION Crossover Partners focuses on Late-stage growth companies preparing for IPO in Israel and globally.

How can accredited investors get exposure to ION Crossover Partners?

ION Crossover backs late-stage Israeli companies approaching IPO. The Tel Aviv ecosystem that produces these companies is accessible to accredited investors through earlier-stage fund-of-funds structures.

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