Rhodium

Rhodium is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Herzliya, Israel. Founded in 1999 by Daniel Recanati, the firm focuses on high-growth opportunities in sectors like digital media, mobile, fintech, internet technologies, and food tech. Rhodium works closely with first-time founders as well as seasoned entrepreneurs, offering them strategic guidance and resources to help scale innovative companies. The firm's portfolio includes diverse companies such as Innovopro (a chickpea-based protein startup), INX (a trading platform for security tokens and cryptocurrencies), and Common Ninja (a no-code app marketplace). Rhodium has also seen several successful exits, including Face.com, a facial recognition startup acquired by Facebook, and HopStop.com, a transit app acquired by Apple. Rhodium primarily invests at the pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages, partnering with companies that demonstrate strong growth potential in Israel, New York, and Silicon Valley. The firm is committed to backing disruptive technologies that can create global impact in industries ranging from food tech to blockchain.