Catalaxia Ventures is a startup accelerator hub established in partnership with the Universidad de la Libertad and Geniall, The Growth Marketing Accelerator. It is based in Mexico and aims to foster startups by connecting intelligent capital and designing future opportunities for entrepreneurs in collaboration with companies, universities, and global leaders. The organization seeks to build a vibrant entrepreneurship ecosystem in Latin America.

Catalaxia Ventures focuses on accelerating startups with a global perspective, particularly those in the early stages. It provides services such as scouting, mentorship, pitch preparation, and seed investment. The organization emphasizes access to the North and South American markets, aiming to help startups scale globally from their inception. Key areas of investment include fintech, artificial intelligence, and real estate technology (proptech).

Catalaxia Ventures offers mentorship, access to a global network of investors, pitch preparation, and seed investment to help startups scale globally.

<p><strong>What are the eligibility criteria for applying?</strong></p><p>Startups must be in the early stages of development, focusing on sectors like fintech, AI, or proptech. A global perspective is essential.</p><p><strong>How does the application process work?</strong></p><p>Applications are accepted biannually. Interested startups can apply through the Catalaxia Ventures application page.</p><p><strong>What are the deal terms for accepted startups?</strong></p><p>Specific deal terms are not disclosed, but the program includes seed investment and access to a network of investors.</p><p><strong>What is the format of the program?</strong></p><p>The program is conducted in-person over 26 weeks, providing a collaborative environment for startups.</p><p><strong>What makes Catalaxia Ventures different from other accelerators?</strong></p><p>Catalaxia Ventures emphasizes a global market approach, connecting startups with opportunities in both North and South America.</p><p><strong>What metrics are used to measure success?</strong></p><p>Success is measured by the growth of startups, funding raised, and the outcomes of the Demo Day presentations.</p>