Cryptio, a company specializing in financial data transformation and enterprise resource planning solutions for regulated digital assets, has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round. The investment was co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global, with additional participation from 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital, and Ledger Cathay Capital. The funding reflects growing demand from financial institutions seeking reliable infrastructure to manage digital asset operations.
A wide range of financial institutions already rely on Cryptio’s platform to maintain transparency and financial accuracy within their digital asset businesses. These organizations include banks, exchanges, and asset managers such as Société Générale’s SG Forge, Circle, Gemini, and Securitize. As digital assets continue to gain traction in mainstream finance, the need for tools that can provide consistent financial reporting and reconciliation across blockchain-based systems is becoming increasingly important.
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Traditional ERP and accounting systems were originally designed for conventional financial assets and are often ill-equipped to handle the complexities of blockchain-based finance. Digital assets generate data across multiple decentralized and centralized environments, including blockchains, exchanges, custodians, and brokerages. This fragmented data landscape creates significant challenges for institutions attempting to maintain accurate records and meet regulatory requirements.
Cryptio was developed to address these challenges by providing a platform that standardizes and reconciles financial data across both on-chain and off-chain environments. By consolidating information from various sources, the platform converts complex digital asset activity into structured, audit-ready data that can be used for accounting, financial reporting, and operational management. Its infrastructure is designed to meet institutional compliance standards and support audits conducted by major accounting firms such as Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC.
The growing interest in tokenized financial products is further increasing the need for accurate and transparent financial records. According to Sidra Pervaiz, Senior Vice President of Accounting at Securitize, maintaining visibility into token supply and lifecycle activity is essential as tokenized securities expand within regulated markets. Cryptio’s platform helps organizations track activities such as minting, burning, and wallet-level movements, allowing companies to reconcile on-chain issuance with their internal financial records.
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Beyond accounting and reconciliation, Cryptio is expanding its product capabilities to support broader financial management processes. The company has introduced new Loan Management and Treasury Management solutions, which allow institutions to manage lending operations and treasury activities directly through the platform. These tools build on Cryptio’s core data infrastructure and are designed to help organizations integrate digital asset operations more seamlessly into their financial workflows.
Antoine Scalia, founder and CEO of Cryptio, explained that the company has already established strong partnerships with both traditional financial institutions and crypto-native organizations. With the new funding, Cryptio plans to accelerate its global expansion and introduce additional applications that help regulated institutions manage digital asset operations more effectively.
Industry partners have also highlighted the importance of scalability and reliability as digital asset activity grows. Tamara Schulz, Chief Accounting Officer at Circle, noted that Cryptio has been able to support the company’s operational complexity while continuing to develop features tailored to its evolving needs. She described the company as a strategic partner committed to enabling long-term success in digital finance.
The broader financial industry is rapidly transitioning from experimental blockchain initiatives to fully operational digital asset ecosystems. As this transition occurs, financial institutions must modernize their middle- and back-office systems to handle blockchain transactions, tokenized assets, and stablecoins in a compliant and efficient manner.
Cryptio’s platform currently supports more than 400 enterprises across over 30 countries, demonstrating its global reach and ability to adapt to different regulatory environments. The platform has processed over $3 trillion in transaction volume, highlighting the scale at which institutions are now operating within the digital asset economy.
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Investors in the funding round believe that infrastructure providers like Cryptio will play a crucial role in the next phase of digital finance. Loic Fonteneau, Managing Director at BlackFin Capital Partners, noted that as digital assets become increasingly integrated into regulated financial markets, institutions will require enterprise-grade infrastructure capable of supporting accounting, lending operations, and tokenized asset reporting.
Similarly, Karan Sharma from Sentinel Global emphasized the complexity of managing digital asset data across multiple systems. Financial institutions often deal with information scattered across blockchains, wallets, custodians, exchanges, and lending platforms, each using different formats and identifiers. Cryptio’s normalization and reconciliation technology helps bring this fragmented data together into consistent, reliable financial records that can support accounting, reporting, and operational workflows.
With its latest funding round and expanding platform capabilities, Cryptio aims to strengthen its position as a core infrastructure provider for regulated digital asset markets. As tokenized securities, stablecoins, and blockchain-based financial services continue to grow, solutions that can simplify and standardize financial data will become increasingly essential for institutions operating in the digital economy.
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