
Dallas Venture Capital
Dallas Venture Capital
Venture capital firm backing enterprise B2B SaaS product companies, based out of India and the US.
DVC at a glance
| Full name | Dallas Venture Capital |
|---|---|
| Established | 2010 |
| Address | Irving, United States |
| Programmes | 2 standing programmes |
| Official website | www.dallasvc.com |
Programmes they run
Standing programmes at Dallas Venture Capital, separate from the funding calls above.
The site describes no cohort, batch or accelerator programme. Its support is for companies it has already invested in, and its only route for other founders is the investment pitch.
DVC Advantage
ProgrammeHands-on support for companies DVC has invested in, covering product strategy, executive mentorship and go-to-market.
Best for: Early-stage companies DVC has already invested in.
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DVC Advantage is the support DVC gives companies it has already invested in. It covers product strategy, executive mentorship and business development, and the firm says it can help with US go-to-market for SaaS companies.
What you get
- Product strategy and executive mentorship
- Business development and go-to-market support, including for US markets
- Help with executive recruiting, follow-on capital, and graduation or strategic exits
Who can apply
- Portfolio companies only. The site gives no route for a startup DVC has not invested in.
How to apply: There is no open application. Founders who are not yet DVC investees should use the pitch-deck route instead.
Submit a pitch deck for DVC to consider for investment, from the button on its homepage.
Best for: Enterprise B2B SaaS product companies seeking investment.
What you get, who can apply and how to applyHide details
DVC invests in growing companies, and founders send it a pitch deck to consider. The firm's stated focus is enterprise B2B SaaS product companies. The site does not publish a cheque size, a stage or eligibility criteria beyond that focus.
Who can apply
- Enterprise B2B SaaS product companies, by the firm's own description
How to apply: Click Submit Your Pitch Deck on the homepage and answer where your company is located.
Support services
Help offered alongside funding and space.
Business advisory
Product strategy and executive mentorship, for companies DVC has invested in.
Market access
Business development and go-to-market support, including for US markets.
How to apply to Dallas Venture Capital
Choosing a route
- The investment pitch is the only founder-facing route the site describes. DVC Advantage is for companies DVC has already invested in.
- The site describes no cohort, batch or accelerator, so there is no fixed intake date to plan around.
How to apply
- Click Submit Your Pitch Deck on the homepage.
- Answer where your company is located when the form opens.
What the firm focuses on
- Enterprise B2B SaaS product companies, as the firm describes its focus.
- The site does not publish a cheque size, a stage or eligibility criteria, so fit cannot be checked from the site alone.
About Dallas Venture Capital
Dallas Venture Capital (DVC) is a venture capital firm that invests in enterprise B2B SaaS product companies. It describes itself as a cross-border SaaS-focused fund based out of India and the US. Its India fund is registered with SEBI as a Category II alternative investment fund.
How the firm works with founders
DVC describes no cohort, batch or accelerator programme. For a founder who is not already a DVC investee, the only route is an investment pitch: a pitch deck sent through the button on the homepage.
DVC Advantage is the firm's post-investment support for companies it has already backed. It covers product strategy, executive mentorship and business development, and the firm says it can help with US go-to-market for SaaS companies.
Who can apply
The firm describes its focus as enterprise-focussed B2B SaaS product companies. The site does not publish a cheque size, a stage or other eligibility criteria for investment. DVC Advantage is limited to portfolio companies.
Who runs it
The India fund's investment manager is Dallas Venture Partners India LLP, with Amicorp Trustees (India) Private Limited as trustee. The firm's page names Dayakar Rao Puskoor as sponsor.
Locations
DVC describes itself as based out of India and the US. Its US contact page gives an address in Irving, Texas, while the site footer gives one in Southlake, Texas. The site does not say which is current.
Portfolio and exits
The site's news pages report that DVC led the Series A of iTuring.ai, alongside Mela Ventures, in July 2025. They also report a DVC-funded extension to the Series A of Mojro Technologies in April 2026. The headline and the article on that deal differ on who led the round.
The firm's blog reports that portfolio company Alkira was acquired by Lumen Technologies, in a post dated June 2026. The firm's general claim of successful exits and strong returns is given without figures.
Scale and track record
The firm page reports cumulative figures for each fund: capital deployed, assets under management, estimated portfolio value and capital raised by portfolio companies. These are the firm's own figures. The homepage and the firm page give different assets-under-management figures, so this page quotes neither.
The homepage gives 26 active investments and 46 across funds. The firm page gives cumulative investment counts for each fund, which add up to 46. The labels differ, so the two sets of numbers are not directly comparable.
The firm page says DVC was founded in 2021, while its track record also includes earlier fund activity. The site does not reconcile the two.
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Frequently asked questions about Dallas Venture Capital
What is the full form of DVC?
DVC stands for Dallas Venture Capital.
What is Dallas Venture Capital?
Dallas Venture Capital is a venture capital investor based in Irving.
What does Dallas Venture Capital do?
Dallas Venture Capital (DVC) is a venture capital firm that invests in enterprise B2B SaaS product companies. It describes itself as a cross-border SaaS-focused fund based out of India and the US. Its India fund is registered with SEBI as a Category II alternative investment fund.
Where is Dallas Venture Capital located?
Dallas Venture Capital is based in Irving, United States.
What programs does Dallas Venture Capital run?
Dallas Venture Capital runs DVC Advantage and Pitch deck submission.
How do I apply to Dallas Venture Capital?
- The investment pitch is the only founder-facing route the site describes. DVC Advantage is for companies DVC has already invested in. - The site describes no cohort, batch or accelerator, so there is no fixed intake date to plan around. - Click Submit Your Pitch Deck on the homepage. - Answer where your company is located when the form opens.
When was Dallas Venture Capital founded?
Dallas Venture Capital was founded in 2010. It is a venture capital investor.
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