iAngels Technologies is an Israeli venture platform founded in 2014 and headquartered in Tel Aviv. The firm operates as an equity crowdfunding and co-investment platform, connecting accredited retail and institutional investors with early-stage Israeli technology startups. Unlike a traditional venture fund, iAngels structures deals so that individual investors can participate alongside lead VCs in rounds they would otherwise not access.
The platform has built a track record across Israeli tech – software, cybersecurity, fintech, and digital health – with selective exposure to blockchain and crypto-adjacent companies. Its retail ROI on tracked crypto deals sits at approximately 0.02, reflecting a portfolio that is still largely early-stage. Public disclosure of total assets under management is limited; the firm does not publish a single AUM figure in the way a traditional fund does, as capital is committed deal-by-deal by its investor base.
iAngels positions itself as a bridge between the Israeli startup ecosystem and global retail capital. The model gives it a different risk profile from dedicated crypto funds: it enters deals as a co-investor, not typically as lead, which limits fee drag but also limits governance influence over portfolio companies.
Notable investments
iAngels has tracked six crypto or blockchain-related investments through its platform. Specific project names are not fully disclosed in public filings. The firm led one deal in this category. Its broader non-crypto portfolio includes Israeli companies across SaaS, medtech, and cybersecurity sectors, many of which are not publicly named due to the platform's deal-by-deal structure.
Public information about individual crypto portfolio companies is limited. CoinMagnetic will update this section as deal disclosures become available.
Team
iAngels was co-founded by Mor Assia and Shelly Hod Moyal, both based in Israel. Assia has a background in technology investing and entrepreneurship in the Israeli ecosystem. Hod Moyal brings experience in finance and startup advisory. Both have been active voices in the Israeli tech investment community. Further biographical details are available via the firm's official site at iangels.com and on professional networks.
Recent activity
Public information about iAngels' crypto-specific deal activity in 2025 and 2026 is limited. The platform has continued to operate its co-investment model across the Israeli tech market. No major fund closes, exits, or strategic pivots in the blockchain vertical have been publicly announced in the 12–18 months prior to this writing. The firm's Crunchbase profile tracks broader portfolio activity as disclosures become available.
iAngels occupies a specific niche: it gives retail-facing exposure to Israeli venture deals, including occasional crypto and Web3 investments. For investors watching the Israeli tech ecosystem, the platform is a recognized access point. Its crypto bet size remains modest relative to its overall deal flow, and the low headline ROI on tracked digital asset deals reflects a portfolio still waiting on liquidity events rather than confirmed losses. Whether that resolves positively depends heavily on which of its six crypto-adjacent positions reach exits in the current market cycle.
