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§ Private Profile · San Mateo, CA, USA
AI-native platform automating enterprise integrations and workflows.
Reflow has raised $15.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Reflow.
Reflow was founded in 2024 by Diego Diaz (Founder).
Reflow has raised $15.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Reflow has raised $15.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $15.0M Seed in February 2026.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 10, 2026 | $15M Seed | Basis SET Ventures | Better Tomorrow Ventures, Bling Capital, Designer Fund, E2vc | Announced |
Reflow was founded in 2024 by Diego Diaz (Founder).
Reflow has raised $15.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Reflow's investors include Basis Set Ventures, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Bling Capital, Designer Fund, e2vc.
Key people at Reflow.
ReFlow Services, LLC is a San Francisco-based investment adviser and liquidity solutions provider that partners with mutual funds registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 ('40 Act funds) to mitigate the performance drag caused by disruptive shareholder redemptions and subscriptions[1][2][3]. Its core offerings, including the patented Redemption Service and NAVswap, deliver on-demand, short-term liquidity—totaling nearly $45 billion since inception—enabling funds to minimize flow-induced trading, transaction costs, cash drag, and capital gains distributions without disclosing portfolio holdings[1][4]. ReFlow serves over 20 approved mutual fund complexes managing more than $1.2 trillion in assets, operating on a pay-per-use model with no setup or maintenance fees, and has secured key regulatory approvals like a 2002 SEC no-action letter[1][3][6].
ReFlow traces its roots to 1997, when philanthropist and investor Gordon P. Getty identified a persistent challenge in mutual funds: efficiently handling shareholder redemptions without burdening long-term investors through forced asset sales or cash reserves[1][2][4]. After years of collaboration with industry insiders, academics, and finance leaders, ReFlow secured an SEC no-action letter from the Division of Investment Management in 2002, greenlighting its Redemption Service for '40 Act funds[1][2][6]. The company formalized as ReFlow Services, LLC around 2010, registering as an SEC investment adviser in 2017, and earned U.S. Patent 8,112,331 B2 in 2012 for its liquidity provision system[1][3]. J. Alan Reid has served as President, with Gordon Getty as Founder and Chairman[4].
ReFlow rides the wave of increasing mutual fund liquidity demands amid volatile markets, regulatory scrutiny on redemption risks (e.g., post-2008 and 2020 stress events), and the shift toward efficient asset management in a low-rate, high-flow environment[1][4][6]. Its timing leverages fintech innovations like automated auctions for real-time liquidity, addressing market forces such as rising ETF competition and investor sensitivity to costs/taxes that pressure traditional mutual funds[1][5]. By influencing over $1.2T in AUM, ReFlow shapes the ecosystem through enhanced fund performance, reduced systemic risks from fire sales, and a model that could extend to ETFs or other pooled vehicles[1][3].
ReFlow is poised for expansion as mutual funds grapple with persistent flow volatility and regulators push for resilient liquidity frameworks, potentially scaling to ETFs or global markets via tech upgrades to its auction platform[1][4]. Trends like AI-driven flow prediction and tokenized assets could amplify its tools, evolving its role from niche provider to infrastructure player amid $20T+ in U.S. fund AUM. This positions ReFlow to further level the playing field for long-term investors, building on its $45B track record[1].
