Know who can fund it — before you ask.
244 capital profiles on one ladder, from a seed cheque to a construction loan. See which stages each funds, the tickets it writes and the sectors it covers — matched to 2,964 projects in the Setcoin Atlas and to the UK companies raising on the public register.
Everything about capital in our sectors, in one place.
Where capital sits and where it goes
Every group on a world map by home market and target region, returns by sector from public pension disclosures, capital called and paid back by vintage, and who is raising now.
Open the map →Who would fund your project, layer by layer
Enter sector, region, stage and capex. Get the equity, mezzanine and debt layers, the groups that fit each, and whether leasing the equipment lifts your equity return.
Build a stack →Stage × ticket, and who takes the deal
Every profile as a band on one ladder from pre-seed to construction. Pin a stage and a ticket; the groups that fit light up, and thin cells show where capital is missing.
Open the explorer →Strategy, stages, regions and tickets
Anonymised profiles ranked by how early they commit and how many Atlas projects sit inside their mandate.
See the profiles →Capital does not stop at FID, and it does not start there either.
Most maps of capital cover one world: venture or infrastructure. Real deals cross it — a deep-tech company that needs a production plant, an energy developer that needs development equity before it is bankable. The Capital Map puts both on one ladder so the handover is visible.
Venture & deep tech
Sovereign-backed and specialist venture funds, corporate venture arms, public co-investors and growth funds — screened on stated stage, cheque and focus.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure equity, development capital, public lenders and project-finance banks — researched from fund announcements and matched to Atlas projects by gate.
Relationships
Organisations that have exchanged something real with Setcoin — a call, an NDA, written criteria, a document. The difference between a list and a route in.
Three questions, answered from the record.
Who takes my deal?
Pin a stage and a ticket. Every profile whose stages, ticket band, sector and region fit lights up — and when nobody does, the map shows the nearest capital instead of an empty list.
Where is capital thin?
Sector by stage, coverage against demand. Where Atlas projects or venture-funded companies outnumber the capital that funds them, the cell is marked as a gap.
Which gate opens which door?
Each profile enters at a stage. We introduce a deal only when the evidence for that gate exists — so the first meeting is not the last.
Where demand outruns the capital behind it.
Computed from the map as it stands — the cells where the Atlas or the register shows demand and three capital profiles or fewer cover it. The deepest pools, for contrast, are Renewables at Construction (133), Renewables at FID-ready (127), Power at Construction (121).
Evidence first, introductions last.
Stated, not assumed
A profile enters on what the capital has said and done — fund announcements, stated criteria, and for venture the share allotments on the public register — reconciled by our own engines into one profile per group.
Matched by gate
Deals are tested on stage, ticket, sector and region against each profile's own criteria, the same way every time.
Gate before introduction
No profile sees a deal before the evidence for its entry gate exists. A premature "no" is remembered.
Names in your workspace
Group names and decision-makers are shown inside your workspace, under NDA — never on this page.
Send us the deal. We will tell you who it is for.
We test it against every profile's stated criteria, show you which gate each one opens at, and close the evidence gaps before anyone is called.
Capital Map
About the Capital Map
What is the Setcoin Capital Map?
A map of who funds critical infrastructure and deep tech — 209 infrastructure capital groups and 35 venture investors — profiled by the stages, sectors, regions, instruments and tickets each one funds, and matched to 2,964 projects in the Setcoin Atlas.
Where does the data come from?
Fund announcements and stated investment criteria, US SEC Form D fund-raise filings, and fund-level commitments, distributions and returns disclosed by public pension investors. Setcoin’s reconciliation engine resolves fund vehicles to their managers, and our matching algorithms and knowledge graph link each group to the projects and stages it fits. Each profile cites its sources; modelled figures are labelled as modelled.
Are investor names shown?
Not on the public pages. Profiles are anonymised; group names and decision-makers are available inside a Setcoin workspace, under NDA.
How do I find capital for a specific project?
Use the stack builder: enter sector, region, stage, capex and expected return. It sizes the equity, mezzanine and debt layers for that stage, shows which groups fit each layer and how many are needed to cover it, and tests whether leasing the equipment helps.
Does the Capital Map cover equipment finance?
Yes. Manufacturer finance arms, equipment lessors, Energy-as-a-Service providers, GPU-secured lenders and export-credit agencies are mapped as their own lane, so a project can move part of its equipment cost from capex to a lease.