Kevin Suh

Lemme tell you bout Kevin Suh, this guy’s a total beast in the startup world. He’s a YC W21 alum, so he’s legit connected and has that Silicon Valley grind in his veins. Kevin’s all about taking complex financial tech and making it simple, like actually useful for real businesses.

He started out as the first engineer at Nova Credit, which is no joke. Built that thing from scratch, integrating with international credit bureaus, changing their API, just grinding from day one. That shows he’s got mad technical chops but also a vision for global finance, breaking down borders and making credit accessible everywhere.

Before that, he co-founded and CTO’d Toki, a Slack-first app born during First Round’s incubator. That’s a clear sign he’s got that startup hustle, jumping into new ideas, trying to solve problems with tech, fast. And he’s not just tech for tech’s sake; he’s interested in fintech, especially B2B stuff, which is kinda the backbone of the economy but often overlooked.

Kevin’s been deep in the trenches at Tunic Pay, taking on scams in payments, making digital transactions safer is some real-world shit. He’s all about fixing the bullshit in the system, not just about cool tech. Fast thinking and quick execution, that’s his game, and it’s what makes him stand out. The dude’s a problem solver, plain and simple.

He’s got a solid education too, Columbia, cum laude in Financial Economics, which shows he’s got brains and can connect the dots between finance and tech. That combo? Holy shit, that’s strong.

Living in SF now, he’s deep in the startup scene, but what’s crazy is his process shows he’s all about building things that actually matter. From Nova to Finley, he’s been on a mission to simplify and innovate in finance, making it more accessible, safer, smarter. He’s the real deal, someone who’s not just riding the wave but shaping it.

Bottom line? Kevin’s the kind of founder who’s been doing the hard work behind the scenes, crushing it at every stage, and now he’s pushing the envelope even further. He’s the kind of guy you wanna watch because he’s actually making finance better for everyone. No Cap.