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Wave

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Company website description

Create beautiful invoices, accept online payments, and make accounting easy—all in one place—with Wave’s suite of money management tools.

waveapps.com ↗
Research Wave

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Momentum +1 · Collecting history
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Fundraising +2 · Awaiting data
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New VC +3 · Awaiting data
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Completed exit +10 · Awaiting data
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Company website description

Create beautiful invoices, accept online payments, and make accounting easy—all in one place—with Wave’s suite of money management tools.

Product source checked 31 Oct 2026

Tracked VC backing

A portfolio listing documents backing; its observation date is not an investment date.

Dated public activity

No dated funding or investment events recorded yet.

History is research context. Only qualifying milestones after your pick earn points.

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Finwave Semiconductor, Inc.

Limited coverage

Other

On its website, the company describes its work as “Finwave brings the power of Moore’s Law and scaling to RF GaN devices. Finwave’s patented approach for linearizing both power amplifiers (PAs) and low noise…”.

No tracked VC backing recorded
finwavesemi.com ↗
Research Finwave Semiconductor, Inc.

Tracking coverage

Some source history is available; coverage remains limited.

Momentum +1 · Limited coverage
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Fundraising +2 · Limited coverage
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New VC +3 · Awaiting data
No verified dated source evidence recorded.
Completed exit +10 · Awaiting data
Exit news coverage has not started.

Coverage describes public evidence. Points require a qualifying milestone after your pick.

What it does

On its website, the company describes its work as “Finwave brings the power of Moore’s Law and scaling to RF GaN devices. Finwave’s patented approach for linearizing both power amplifiers (PAs) and low noise…”.

Tracked VC backing

No tracked VC backing recorded.

A portfolio listing documents backing; its observation date is not an investment date.

Dated public activity

  • · Form D filing · Baseline

    Reported sold as filed: $15,532,045 · Offering amount as filed: $21,167,045

    SEC source checked 29 Oct 2026. Historical filing, not a current valuation.

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History is research context. Only qualifying milestones after your pick earn points.

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Pick up to 50 companies. Your picks are private to your account.

A new US fundraising disclosure (Form D) earns 2 points. A first investment announced by a tracked VC earns 3. Milestones must occur and be observed after your pick.

Measured growth earns 1 point once: the same RiseFinder composite score rises between dated observations after your pick, using one formula version. Where available, a supported public source metric can also qualify. Lower ranks are better; rising counts are better. A completed, dated IPO or acquisition earns 10 points once.

The composite score measures relative public signals on a 0–100 scale. It is not a company valuation. Coverage varies; companies without qualifying history wait for evidence.

Initial imports, old discoveries, follow-ons from existing backers, amendments, undated events and same-day events earn no points.

Points track verified milestones after your pick. They do not represent investment returns.