Traditional ERP and accounting systems struggle to handle blockchain-native assets, real-time reporting, and custody frameworks. This creates operational and reporting challenges as institutions start using stablecoins, tokenised securities, and on-chain instruments.
Cryptio’s data platform brings together and reconciles data from blockchains, exchanges, custodians, and brokerages. It meets institutional control standards and supports audits by Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC.
Cryptio, a leader in financial data transformation and ERP applications for regulated digital assets, announced a $45 million Series B funding round co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global, with participation from 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital, and Ledger Cathay Capital.
Cryptio’s clients include Société Générale’s SG Forge, Circle, Gemini, and Securitise. The $45 million Series B funding will support expansion into Loan Management and Treasury Management applications.
Become the main ERP infrastructure for regulated digital asset markets
Founder and CEO Antoine Scalia started Cryptio to fill the ERP gap for digital assets. The company has gained market leadership with traditional institutions such as Laser Digital and Société Générale, as well as crypto-native firms such as Circle, which was recently approved by the OCC for a National Trust Charter.
Scalia shares with TFN, “Cryptio was founded in 2018 after the team saw firsthand that there was simply no financial infrastructure capable of supporting entities operating with digital assets.”
“Cryptio was built to solve that problem – starting with the needs of early crypto-native companies and evolving alongside the market as it matured. Today, the platform supports the far greater operational complexity required by regulated financial institutions operating at scale, including multi-entity structures, segregated inventories, derivatives activity, and increasingly stringent financial controls and reporting standards as global regulation around digital assets continues to develop, “Scalia adds.
Cryptio’s platform consolidates fragmented data from blockchains, wallets, custodians, exchanges, stablecoin issuers, tokenisation platforms, and lending venues into consistent, API-delivered outputs for ERP-grade applications. It processes over $3 trillion in volume for more than 400 enterprises across 30 countries.
“The platform aggregates raw data from blockchains, custodians, exchanges, and internal systems, then transforms it into a sanitised, standardised financial dataset that institutions can use for accounting, reconciliation, reporting, and compliance,” Scalia elaborates.
Key features include industrial-scale reconciliation, independent oversight of token supply (including minting, burning, and wallet movements), and tools beyond accounting, such as Loan and Treasury Management.
Unlike legacy ERPs like SAP and Oracle, Cryptio handles real-time blockchain data. Competitors like Lukka and Axis Finance focus mainly on tax and compliance, while Cryptio delivers full ERP solutions for operations.
“What sets Cryptio apart is that this institution-grade data foundation powers a full suite of financial workflows. Instead of offering a single point solution, Cryptio provides ERP-style applications – including accounting, treasury management, loan management, and tokenisation compliance – all built on the same underlying data layer,” adds Scalia.
What about diversity?
Scalia notes, “104 employees across 23 nationalities. Headquartered in NYC in the U.S., with offices in London and Paris. Women make up 15% of the overall employee count, but account for 24% of management positions and 40% of heads of departments.”
What’s next?
This funding will help Cryptio expand its offerings for regulated institutions with new applications, such as Loan Management and Treasury Management. It will also improve support for tokenised securities, stablecoins, lending, and exchange operations.
Cryptio aims to become the system of record, providing independent attestations for circulating stablecoins and institutional workflows as adoption grows.
