
One of CEE's leading venture firms will run deal sourcing on an owned data foundation built for AI-native investment teams.
Vecten announces the first implementation of Vecten Core, its flagship data platform, in partnership with Market One Capital, one of Central and Eastern Europe's leading venture capital firms. The engagement begins with deal sourcing, giving Market One's investment team a single owned backbone for the signals that drive origination.
Vecten Core is an owned data foundation: a managed data platform that gives investment firms one reliable backbone for everything their data touches, built for a world where AI agents work alongside investment teams.
Most firms operate across scattered spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and data locked inside third-party products, with no single place where any of it reconciles. Vecten Core replaces that arrangement with one platform the firm fully owns and controls, ready to power any AI use case built on top of it.
"Ownership is the part most firms underestimate," said Lukasz Karwacki, Co-Founder and CEO of Vecten. "You can buy a tool that answers today's question. What you can't buy is a foundation that answers next year's, on your terms, with your data. That's what Core is for."
Market One Capital has backed some of Europe's strongest online networks and consumer technology companies. The firm's forward-looking team made it a natural first partner for this kind of work.
With Vecten Core as the foundation, Market One will consolidate signals across thousands of entities and surface the opportunities that match its thesis earlier, and with more context, than traditional sourcing allows. In venture, seeing the right founder or company months before everyone else is the whole game. That timing advantage is what the implementation is built to produce.
[Optional: quote from a Market One Capital partner on what they expect from the platform. Worth asking for — it makes the release land twice as hard and gives their team something to amplify.]
This is implementation number one, and Vecten intends to make it count. The company extends its thanks to the Market One team for the trust and the ambition behind the decision.
The longer-term aim is to show what a venture firm can do when its data works as hard as its partners and associates do.
