Cryptio Raises $45M to Build the Financial Backbone for Tokenized Assets

NEW YORK, NY – March 12, 2026 – Cryptio, a company specializing in financial infrastructure for digital assets, has secured $45 million in a Series B funding round co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global. The investment underscores a pivotal moment for the industry, as blockchain-based assets move from the fringes of finance into the core of regulated capital markets, demanding a new generation of institutional-grade back-office technology.

The funding round, which also saw participation from existing investors 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital, and Ledger Cathay Capital, will fuel the expansion of Cryptio's enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform. The company provides the critical data and accounting layer for major financial players like Société Générale’s SG Forge, Circle, Gemini, and Securitize, enabling them to manage digital assets with the same level of financial integrity and regulatory scrutiny as traditional holdings.

Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Finance and Blockchain

For decades, enterprises have relied on ERP systems from giants like Oracle and SAP to manage their finances. However, these legacy platforms were built for a world of centralized ledgers, batch processing, and conventional assets. They fundamentally lack the architecture to handle the unique characteristics of digital assets.

Blockchain-native assets, such as stablecoins and tokenized securities, operate on decentralized, real-time ledgers. Institutional activity is often fragmented across multiple blockchains, exchanges, and custody solutions, each with its own data schema. This creates significant operational and reporting challenges, making reconciliation a complex and error-prone manual process.

Cryptio was founded to solve this problem by acting as a data transformation and reconciliation engine. The platform ingests, standardizes, and reconciles both on-chain and off-chain data, creating a single, auditable source of truth. Its architecture is specifically designed to meet institutional control standards, supporting complex audit procedures conducted by leading global accounting firms, including Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC. This provides the transparency and reliability necessary for institutions to operate in the digital asset space compliantly.

“Cryptio is solving a complex data problem," said Karan Sharma, Investor at Sentinel Global. "In our work with traditional institutions, we see digital asset activity scattered across blockchains, wallets, custodians, exchanges, stablecoin and tokenization platforms, and lending venues, each with different schemas and identifiers. Cryptio’s normalization and reconciliation layer turns those fragmented inputs into consistent, audit-ready data across accounting, reporting, and operational workflows, delivered through robust APIs and an ERP-grade application suite. That’s what institutional-scale digital asset operations require.”

Fueling Institutional Adoption and Tokenization

The $45 million capital injection arrives as the tokenization of real-world assets is accelerating from pilot projects to at-scale deployments. Market analysts project that the market for tokenized financial assets could surpass $2 trillion by 2030. This shift requires robust, unseen infrastructure to ensure financial integrity and regulatory compliance.

Cryptio's client list places it at the epicenter of this transformation. For instance, its client Securitize serves as the tokenization infrastructure firm behind BlackRock's BUIDL fund, one of the most significant moves by a traditional asset manager into the tokenized asset space.

"As capital markets increasingly explore tokenized securities, maintaining accurate and transparent financial records is essential,” said Sidra Pervaiz, SVP Accounting at Securitize. “Cryptio provides independent oversight of token supply and lifecycle activity – including minting, burning, and wallet-level movements – enabling reconciliation between on-chain issuance and internal records. That transparency is essential as tokenized securities scale within regulated capital markets.”

Similarly, the platform’s partnership with Circle, a company that recently gained approval from the OCC to establish a National Trust Charter, highlights its role in supporting crypto-native firms as they mature into regulated financial institutions. “As our usage has grown, scalability and reliability have been essential," stated Tamara Schulz, CAO of Circle. "Cryptio has consistently demonstrated their ability to support our operational complexity while building features that align with our specific requirements. We value them as a strategic partner committed to enabling our long term success.”

Expanding Beyond Accounting with New ERP Solutions

Building on its foundational data reconciliation layer, Cryptio is using the new funding to broaden its product suite with dedicated Loan Management and Treasury Management solutions. This move signals a strategic expansion from a pure accounting tool to a comprehensive ERP platform for digital asset operations.

The Loan Management solution is designed to help institutions scale their crypto lending activities with a real-time, SOC 2-audited infrastructure. It automates everything from loan origination and collateral monitoring to interest accruals and settlement, reducing manual work and providing a clear audit trail. This allows financial institutions to launch and manage sophisticated crypto credit products with greater efficiency and control.

The Treasury Management solution addresses the complex accounting needs of holding and managing digital assets on a corporate balance sheet. It automates crucial processes like fair value calculations, impairment testing under GAAP and IFRS standards, and the tracking of unrealized gains and losses, providing CFOs and finance teams with the tools needed for compliant reporting.

“We’ve established market leadership across both traditional financial institutions like Laser Digital, SocGen and crypto-native enterprises like Circle, who have become financial institutions in their own right,” said Antoine Scalia, founder and CEO of Cryptio. “This funding enables us to broaden our expansion and serve these regulated institutions with new applications like Loan Management and Treasury Management.”

Navigating a Competitive and Maturing Market

Cryptio operates in a growing but competitive market for digital asset back-office solutions, with firms like Lukka and TaxBit also providing enterprise-grade services. However, Cryptio differentiates itself by offering a full-suite ERP solution that extends beyond tax and compliance into core operational workflows like lending and treasury.

The company's scale, having processed over $3 trillion in transaction volume for more than 400 enterprises, lends credence to its claim of market leadership. This institutional-grade infrastructure is what attracted investors like BlackFin Capital Partners.

“We are delighted to support Cryptio in this funding round. Digital assets are becoming embedded within regulated financial markets, and that shift requires institutional-grade infrastructure,” noted Loic Fonteneau, Managing Director at BlackFin Capital Partners. He added that leading institutions already rely on the platform for key functions, including "independent supply-side attestation for a significant share of circulating stablecoins." This function is critical for verifying the reserves backing major stablecoins, a cornerstone of the digital asset economy.

As regulatory frameworks like the EU's MiCAR provide greater clarity, the demand for such sophisticated financial plumbing is only expected to increase. By providing the essential tools for accounting, reporting, and operations, Cryptio is positioning itself not just as a software provider, but as a core enabler of the integration of digital assets into the global financial system. The successful funding round is a strong vote of confidence that the future of finance will be built on auditable, transparent, and institutional-grade data.