The Brex $57M Pitch Deck That Built a $12B Fintech Giant 🔥

One of the most legendary VC decks ever, the slides that helped Brex raise $57M and start its journey to a $12B valuation.

Some pitch decks raise money. This one built a $12B MONSTER 🔥

In 2019, Brex used this deck to raise $57M in Series B funding, and it became one of the most legendary fintech rounds of the decade.

The founders, Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi, had already built and sold a company as teenagers.

But Brex was different.

They were attacking one of the most broken parts of the startup ecosystem: corporate credit cards for fast-growing startups.

Instead of relying on personal guarantees and slow underwriting, Brex built a software-driven financial platform designed specifically for startups.

Investors immediately understood the scale.

This deck was backed by some of the most powerful names in Silicon Valley:

• Peter Thiel
• Max Levchin
• Yuri Milner
• Y Combinator

And the trajectory after that round was insane.

Brex scaled from a startup credit card into a full financial operating system for companies, expanding into spend management, banking, global payments, and treasury products.

Within a few years, the company had reached a valuation of $12B and became one of the fastest-growing fintech companies of the decade.

And it all started with this deck.

Just a brutally clear story about a massive problem, a product that solved it, and a market big enough to build a generational company.

This is one of the best fundraising decks you’ll ever see.

Because it shows exactly how to raise venture capital when everything matters:

• how to frame a massive opportunity

• how to explain a new fintech category

• how to make investors feel the inevitability of the company

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In this breakdown we’re sharing:

1. The ORIGINAL 2019 Brex Series B deck used to raise $57M
2. A second version of the deck that has circulated online and been reconstructed from public sources

So you can see how one of the most iconic fintech companies in the last decade convinced investors to bet big.

Here you go 🔥