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Spark Capital is a venture firm that invests in founders and ambitious ideas.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Spark Capital is a venture firm. According to its website, in 2008 Spark led Twitter's Series B round, and it has invested in ambition, people, and ideas. In 2020 the firm revisited its brand identity, working with design partner Pentagram, and adopted a dog logo.

History

According to Spark Capital's website, in 2008 Spark led Twitter's Series B round and became close with Twitter co-founder Biz Stone. In 2017, after selling Jelly to Pinterest, Biz Stone worked out of Spark's San Francisco office while considering his next move; at the same time Spark was considering its own next move as a brand, and Biz Stone created a branding deck for Spark. In 2020, Spark decided to take a fresh look at its identity, delivering its archives—including Biz Stone's deck—to design partner Pentagram. Pentagram revisited and reworked those sketches, and Spark adopted a dog logo.

Recent events

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    Lumilens launches with $900 million in funding[2]

    Lumilens launched with $900 million in funding, including $700 million raised through a Series C round that valued the company at $5.51 billion. The article names Atreides Management, Bain Capital Ventures, Meritech, Seligman Ventures and Spark Capital as joint leads, with Qualcomm among additional participants.

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    Avendus agrees to acquire Spark Capital's institutional equities business[3]

    Avendus Capital executed an agreement to acquire Spark Capital's Institutional Equities business, subject to necessary regulatory approvals.

  • Reported

    Fireblocks raises $550 million in Series E funding[4]

    Fireblocks announced that it had raised $550 million in Series E funding, bringing its valuation to over $8 billion.

  • Reported

    TrialSpark raises $156 million in Series C funding[5]

    TrialSpark announced that it had raised $156 million in Series C funding. The round was led by Sam Altman and Lachy Groom, with participation from new and existing investors.

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    Reported

    Dooly closes $80 million Series B[6]

    Dooly closed an $80 million Series B funding round; Spark Capital led the round, with several other investors participating.

  • Reported

    Axis Security raises $50 million in Series C funding[7]

    Axis Security announced that it raised $50 million in a Series C round led by Spark Capital, with Canaan Partners, Ten Eleven Ventures and Cyberstarts also participating.

  • Reported

    Rapyd announces $300 million Series D financing[8]

    Rapyd announced a $300 million Series D financing round led by Coatue, with several new investors participating and further investment from existing investors.

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    Reggora completes $30 million Series B funding round[9]

    Reggora announced completion of a $30 million Series B funding round, with Spark Capital leading the round and contributions from returning and new investors.

  • Reported

    Edison Partners leads $15 million Superpedestrian investment[10]

    Edison Partners announced it was leading a new $15 million investment in Superpedestrian, joined by existing investors Spark Capital and General Catalyst.

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    Reggora secures $10 million Series A funding[11]

    Reggora announced that it secured $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Spark Capital.

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