Washington, Jan 3 (NationPress) Indian-American Silicon Valley investor Asha Jadeja Motwani has surfaced as one of the most significant contributors from the diaspora in the ongoing US electoral cycle, having donated over $5 million to the pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc., as reported by federal campaign finance documents.

The records indicate that donors contributing $100,000 or more show Jadeja's reported $5 million donation from California in November 2025, placing her among a select group of ultra-wealthy patrons supporting the political action committee. Her total contributions for the election cycle now exceed $5.1 million.

Jadeja's name is listed alongside some of the most prominent figures in American technology, finance, and investment. Leading the contributions is Foris DAX Inc., operator of the Crypto.com platform, which has reported a $20 million contribution in a single entry and a total of $30 million during this election cycle. Greg Brockman, president and co-founder of OpenAI, is noted for his $25 million contribution.

Also featured is Konstantin Sokolov, an executive at IIS Investments LLC, contributing $11 million, with several other contributions reaching multi-million-dollar amounts.

Alongside Jadeja, only two other contributors have reached the $5 million mark: Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of Blackstone, and investor Benjamin Landa, both based in New York.

The donor list underscores a robust presence of technology and crypto-related firms. Gemini Trust Company, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has contributed nearly $1.5 million and over $4.4 million in total so far. Prominent financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and various advisory and investment firms also feature prominently.

Jadeja's donation is among the largest reported political contributions by an Indian-origin individual, highlighting the increasing financial and political engagement of segments of the Indian American community within US electoral politics. Her contributions place her alongside some of the most influential corporate and individual supporters of MAGA Inc.

The filings also detail contributions from individuals, limited liability companies, and political action committees, with donations ranging from $1 million to several hundred thousand dollars, emphasizing the significant fundraising efforts of the super PAC in this election cycle.

Under US law, super PACs like MAGA Inc. can raise unlimited funds from both individuals and corporations, although they cannot coordinate directly with a candidate’s campaign, a distinction that has transformed election financing.

Indian Americans have gained increased visibility in US politics in recent years, both in terms of candidacy and as donors. While traditionally associated with the Democratic Party, recent election cycles have seen contributions from this community diversify across the political spectrum.

US-India relations, particularly in the realms of technology, trade, and strategic issues, remain a focal point for policymakers in Washington, making the political involvement of India-linked donors a matter of keen observation from both sides.

Residing in Silicon Valley, Jadeja has participated in the US technology sector for several decades, engaging in early-stage technology ventures and advisory roles.