Cryptio raises USD $45m to scale digital asset ERP tools

Cryptio has raised $45 million in Series B funding as it expands its software suite for financial institutions and digital asset firms that need accounting and operational records for on-chain activity.

BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global co-led the round, with participation from 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital and Ledger Cathay Capital.

The company sells data and enterprise resource planning software focused on digital assets, including stablecoins and tokenised securities. It positions its platform as a system of record that reconciles activity across blockchains and traditional financial systems.

Cryptio's customers include banks, exchanges and asset managers such as Société Générale's SG Forge, Circle, Gemini and Securitize.

ERP gaps

Enterprise resource planning systems sit at the centre of finance teams' processes and reporting. Most platforms were built around fiat currencies, bank accounts and securities settlement. Digital assets introduce new data sources and transaction types, which can complicate audit trails, reconciliations and financial statements.

Cryptio argues that traditional ERP and accounting tools were not built for blockchain-native instruments, real-time reporting, or custody models that rely on wallets and third-party custodians. As institutions increase their exposure to stablecoins, tokenised assets and other on-chain products, it says, the result is higher operational risk and more complex reporting.

At the core of Cryptio's platform is a layer that standardises and reconciles on-chain and off-chain data. It ingests information from blockchains, exchanges, custodians and brokerages, and is designed to align with institutional control standards and support audit procedures.

Cryptio also said Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC use the platform's outputs as part of audit procedures, but it did not provide details on specific engagements.

Securitize, a tokenisation infrastructure firm, described the product as relevant as the market shifts towards regulated blockchain-based offerings.

"As capital markets increasingly explore tokenised 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 tokenised securities scale within regulated capital markets."

Beyond accounting

Cryptio is also moving further into operational workflows. It has introduced Loan Management and Treasury Management products, which it said allow institutions to run lending activity and treasury processes within its environment.

Founder and CEO Antoine Scalia linked the expansion to crypto firms and tokenisation platforms moving into regulated markets.

"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," Scalia said. "This funding enables us to broaden our expansion and serve these regulated institutions with new applications like Loan Management and Treasury Management."

Circle Chief Accounting Officer Tamara Schulz said Cryptio helps manage operational complexity as usage grows.

"As our usage has grown, scalability and reliability have been essential. 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," she said.

Scale claims

Cryptio said it supports more than 400 enterprises in more than 30 countries and that the platform has processed more than $3 trillion in transaction volume. It did not break down that figure by asset type or customer segment.

Investors framed the round around regulated adoption and the need for back-office systems that can handle fragmented data sources and compliance requirements.

"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," said Loic Fonteneau, Managing Director at BlackFin Capital Partners. "We have been impressed by Cryptio's ability to operate at scale within this institutional framework. Leading global asset issuers, exchanges and regulated financial institutions already rely on the platform to support accounting, lending operations and tokenized asset reporting, including independent supply-side attestation for a significant share of circulating stablecoins. We believe the company is well positioned to deepen its role as the core ERP infrastructure for regulated digital asset markets."

Sentinel Global pointed to the challenge of maintaining consistent identifiers and schemas across venues, custody providers and protocols.

"Cryptio is solving a complex data problem. In our work with traditional institutions, we see digital asset activity scattered across blockchains, wallets, custodians, exchanges, stablecoin and tokenisation platforms, and lending venues, each with different schemas and identifiers. Cryptio's normalisation 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," said Karan Sharma, Investor at Sentinel Global.

Cryptio said it will use the Series B proceeds to expand and to build out its Loan Management and Treasury Management products for regulated institutions operating in stablecoins, tokenised assets, lending and exchange activity.