AngelHub is a licensed angel investment and equity crowdfunding platform headquartered in Hong Kong. Founded in 2017, the platform operates under a Type 1 (Dealing in Securities) and Type 4 (Advising on Securities) licence issued by Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), making it one of the few regulated angel platforms in the city. AngelHub connects accredited angel investors with early-stage startups across Southeast Asia and Greater China, covering sectors from fintech and deep tech to consumer apps and, more recently, blockchain-adjacent ventures.
Unlike traditional venture funds, AngelHub functions as a co-investment platform: individual angels commit capital alongside syndicate leads deal by deal, rather than into a pooled blind vehicle. This structure means published AUM figures are not disclosed in the conventional sense – the total deployed capital depends on the volume and size of deals that clear on the platform. As of mid-2026, specific aggregate AUM figures are not available in public filings or press releases.
Notable investments
AngelHub's tracked crypto and blockchain portfolio is modest, with seven known investments and one deal where the platform or an affiliated lead took a formal lead position. The specific project names across that portfolio are not comprehensively disclosed in public databases. The platform's broader (non-crypto) portfolio has included early-stage Hong Kong and regional startups in fintech infrastructure and SaaS, but deal-level disclosures depend on founder consent and are not systematically published.
Public information on individual crypto portfolio companies attributed to AngelHub is limited. Investors researching specific holdings should consult AngelHub's Crunchbase profile or the platform's own deal history at angelhub.io.
Team
AngelHub was co-founded by Amanda Kwan, who serves as CEO. Kwan previously worked in financial services and startup ecosystems in Hong Kong before launching the platform. She has been a regular speaker at regional startup and fintech conferences. Beyond Kwan, detailed biographical information on other managing partners or investment committee members is not consistently disclosed in public sources.
Recent activity
In the 2024–2026 period, AngelHub has continued to expand its deal flow across Southeast Asia, tracking the broader trend of Hong Kong positioning itself as a regulated digital-asset hub following the SFC's licensing framework for virtual asset service providers (VASPs) introduced in 2023. The platform's blockchain-related deal count remains small relative to its overall portfolio, reflecting a selective rather than thematic crypto focus.
AngelHub occupies a specific niche in the Hong Kong startup ecosystem: a regulated, accessible entry point for individual accredited angels who want deal-by-deal exposure without committing to a fund structure. Its crypto footprint – seven tracked investments – is limited compared with dedicated Web3 funds operating out of the same city. Whether it deepens that focus will likely depend on Hong Kong's continued development as a regulated crypto centre. Investors seeking concentrated blockchain exposure will find more active peers in the market; AngelHub's value proposition is regulatory credibility and access to a curated regional deal flow across multiple sectors.