Key Highlights
- Cryptio has secured $45 million in Series B funding to expand ERP tools for digital asset finance.
- The funding round was co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global.
- The company aims to help banks and institutions manage stablecoins, tokenised securities, and blockchain-based assets.
Financial data platform Cryptio has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round as it looks to strengthen its enterprise resource planning (ERP) infrastructure for financial institutions adopting blockchain-based assets. The funding round was co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global, with additional participation from 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital, and Ledger Cathay Capital.
The investment comes as traditional financial institutions increasingly explore stablecoins, tokenised securities, and other blockchain-based financial instruments. However, many existing accounting and ERP systems struggle to manage blockchain-native assets and real-time transaction data.
This gap has created operational challenges for banks and financial institutions attempting to integrate on-chain financial activities into their traditional reporting and accounting systems.
Platform Designed for Blockchain-Based Financial Data
Founded by Antoine Scalia, Cryptio was launched in 2018 to address the lack of financial infrastructure capable of supporting digital asset operations.
The platform aggregates and reconciles financial data from multiple sources, including blockchains, exchanges, custodians, wallets, and brokerages. It then converts this data into standardized financial datasets that can be used for accounting, reconciliation, compliance, and financial reporting.
According to the company, the platform currently processes more than $3 trillion in transaction volume and supports over 400 enterprises across 30 countries.
Cryptio’s system also meets institutional control standards and supports audits from major global firms such as Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC.
Serving Both Banks and Crypto-Native Companies
The company’s client base includes major financial and crypto firms such as Société Générale’s digital asset division SG Forge, Circle, Gemini, and Securitize.
Unlike traditional ERP systems such as SAP and Oracle, which are not designed for blockchain-based financial data, Cryptio’s platform can process real-time transaction information from distributed ledgers.
The system also includes tools for industrial-scale reconciliation, monitoring token supply activities such as minting and burning, and tracking wallet movements.
Expansion Plans After Funding
The newly raised capital will support the expansion of Cryptio’s platform into additional enterprise applications, including Loan Management and Treasury Management tools. These features are designed to help regulated institutions manage lending operations, stablecoin activity, and tokenised financial instruments more efficiently.
According to Scalia, the company ultimately aims to become the system of record for digital asset operations, enabling institutions to manage compliance, accounting, and financial workflows as blockchain adoption grows.
As more banks and financial institutions experiment with on-chain finance, platforms like Cryptio are positioning themselves as critical infrastructure providers for the next phase of digital financial markets.