Fintech Farm, founded by Dmytro Dubilet and Nick Bezkrovnyy, has officially joined the global Endeavor community.

• It’s the second Ukrainian company to become part of Endeavor — the first was Headway, founded by Anton Pavlovskyi.
• Endeavor is a global network of high-impact entrepreneurs, launched in 1997, and now active in nearly 50 countries. Its mission is to support fast-growing companies and help them scale. The network includes over 2,900 founders — more than 100 of whom work in the fintech industry.

«We first connected with Endeavor a few years ago and were truly impressed by the scale of their network in the regions where we’re building neobanks — from the Philippines to Morocco to Latin America. Everywhere we went, we met strong, open-minded Endeavor teams who helped us find the right people and better understand local ecosystems.
So when we heard that Endeavor was launching in Ukraine, we were thrilled.

Wherever Endeavor goes, it becomes a catalyst for a new generation of entrepreneurs capable of building world-class businesses. Many global success stories began with Endeavor’s support.

We’re also impressed by how fast the Ukrainian office is developing. Despite being newly launched, Sviatoslav Sviatnenko and his team are already helping Ukrainian startups scale globally. It’s a real mission — and we’re truly grateful to be part of it,» Ruslan Furtas, Head of International Development and Strategy at Fintech Farm.

Founded in 2020, Fintech Farm focuses on creating neobanks in partnership with local banks around the world.

Launched in 2020, Fintech Farm partners with traditional banks to create and grow neobanks in emerging markets. Its projects currently operate in four countries:

• Leobank (Azerbaijan)
• Liobank (Vietnam)
• Simbank (Kyrgyzstan)
• Roarbank (India)

Endeavor began operating in Ukraine in 2024. Its Managing Director is Sviatoslav Sviatnenko, and the Board of Directors includes leaders from top Ukrainian companies such as Vitaliy Laptenok (Flyer One Ventures, Genesis), Oleksandr Kosovan (MacPaw), Volodymyr Kostiuk (Farmak), and Anton Borzov (StratMinds).

With 46 offices worldwide, Endeavor reviews around 5,000 businesses each year. Only 80–90 are selected to join. Each candidate goes through a rigorous selection process involving a founder interview and a business evaluation. To qualify in Ukraine, companies must meet three criteria:

• An innovative business model with clear growth potential
• A founder who lives in or has strong ties to Ukraine
• A commitment to give back — by mentoring, investing in, or otherwise supporting other entrepreneurs

Endeavor also runs Endeavor Catalyst, one of the world’s leading early-stage investors outside the US and China.

• The firm can invest up to $2 million per company (no more than 10% of the round).
• It has already backed over 350 startups and scaleups alongside firms like Sequoia Capital, Accel, Index Ventures, General Atlantic, and IFC.
• One in six Endeavor Catalyst portfolio companies has a unicorn status.