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Wealth.com raised $65M in Series B funding led by Titanium Ventures, Pruven Capital, The K Fund, and Dynasty Financial Partners to expand estate planning solutions.
PRIVATESep 14, 2026•about 3 hours ago
Amount Raised
$65 Million
Round Type
Series B
TempeSoftwareReal EstateLegal
Investors
Citi VenturesGvCharles SchwabDynasty Financial PartnersThe K FundPruven CapitalTitanium Ventures
Description
Wealth.com closed a $65 million Series B funding round in April to accelerate growth in estate and tax planning solutions. The round included new investors Titanium Ventures, Pruven Capital, The K Fund, and Dynasty Financial Partners, alongside returning backers Charles Schwab, GV (Alphabet's venture unit), and Citi Ventures. The company simultaneously announced a strategic partnership with &Partners, a hybrid broker-dealer and registered investment advisor, to deploy its estate planning platform firmwide. Wealth.com's platform enables financial advisors to help clients with estate documents, tax planning, charitable giving, and legacy planning across multiple integrations.
Company Information
Company
Wealth.com
Location
Tempe, Arizona, United States
About
wealth.com is the industry’s leading estate planning platform, empowering 500+ wealth management firms to modernize the delivery of estate planning guidance to their clients. As the only tech-led, end-to-end estate planning platform built specifically for financial institutions, wealth.com helps drive scale and efficiency, meeting client needs across the wealth spectrum. Financial advisors ranked wealth.com as the #1 estate planning platform in the 2024 T3/Inside Information Advisor Software Survey. In 2024, wealth.com was honored by WealthManagement.com as the ‘Best Technology Provider’ in the Trust category, and CEO Rafael Loureiro received the Advisor Choice Award for Technology Providers: CEO of the Year.
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