Ocean Bank
Ocean Bank is a venture capital firm based in Miami, United States, focused on startups in Fintech and InsurTech. This profile covers its focus and how founders can get in front of it in 2026.
Ocean Bank is independent state-chartered commercial bank.
- Investment focus
- FintechInsurTech
- Location
- Miami, United States
- Team size
- 501-1000
- Latest deal on record
- June 2026
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Round Funded. "Ocean Bank." Round Funded investor database, updated October 19, 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Ocean Bank invest in?
Ocean Bank focuses on Fintech and InsurTech. Match your sector and stage before reaching out, then find similar active investors on Round Funded.
Where is Ocean Bank based?
Ocean Bank is based in Miami, United States. You can reach out from anywhere with a pitch that matches its focus.
How do I contact Ocean Bank?
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What is Round Funded?
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