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Recent investments

Recent funding rounds Fidelity took part in
DateCompanyRoundAmount
26 Sept 20251033165Undisclosed round$300M
1 Aug 2025VAST DataSeries GUndisclosed
17 Jul 2023Ethena LabsUndisclosed round$6M
16 May 2023EthenaUndisclosed round$6M
24 Jun 2021KrakenUndisclosed roundUndisclosed
1 Jul 2020WiseUndisclosed round$319M
1 May 2019WiseUndisclosed round$292M

Frequently asked

What companies has Fidelity invested in?

Fidelity has invested in 1033165, VAST Data, Ethena Labs, Ethena, Kraken and 2 more.

What stages does Fidelity invest in?

Fidelity invests at Private Equity, Seed, Series B, Series D.

How much does Fidelity invest per deal?

Fidelity writes cheques from $459K to $20.0B.

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r/fidelityinvestmentsu/Curly-Bacon45Jul 24, 2026Negative

“What a horrible experience with Fidelity. From the phone reps who have no clue what they are doing, to untrustworthy advisors pushing +1% products that underperform index funds, and to supervisors who seemed to be picking their nose when we…”

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r/CreditCardsu/Huckleberry_DudeJul 19, 2026Mixed

“Question about the Fidelity Visa as a daily driver card. As each one of my Apple devices ages out, I am not replacing them with another Apple service, and going back to my open source roots. When my iPhone ages out, I've been wondering abou…”

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r/fidelityinvestmentsu/swampwizJul 15, 2026Negative

“Boy, did I get screwed over by Fidelity. I am in the process of moving over some positions from Schwab to Fidelity, mainly because of the margin requirement for the stock AEVA is less at Fidelity, and after adding some other positions, maki…”

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r/CreditCardsu/LilJiaoZhiJun 22, 2026Mixed

“I've been hearing about the Fidelity 2% card lately. Is it really that good? Doesn't it work like any other cashback card? If you have the card, please let me know what your experience is like and what the pros and cons are.”

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r/FinancialCareersu/Curly-Bacon45May 14, 2026Negative

“Definitely don't apply to Fidelity anymore. As an ex-employee, I wouldn't want to work at Fidelity at the news. They announced recent lay offs and are now requiring a 5 day in-office work week. Many of their roles can be done 100% from home…”

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