Cryptio, an accounting software solution and enterprise resource planning application provider for enterprise-regulated digital assets, today announced it has raised $45 million in new funding to help businesses navigate cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities.

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

Numerous financial institutions, banks, exchanges, asset managers, including Société Générale’s SG Forge, Circle Internet Group Inc., Gemini Space Station Inc. and Securitize Inc., rely on Cryptio to help them track digital assets.

Traditional ERP and accounting systems rely on old systems of record, which were not designed for blockchain-native assets and cryptocurrencies. These currencies and assets rely on technological advances that allow for real-time reporting and modern-day custody frameworks, permitting handlers to exchange cryptographic keys at nearly the speed of light and complete settlements often within seconds or minutes.

As regulated institutions expand their asset networks into stablecoins, which are a type of cryptocurrency that pegs its value to a traditional currency such as the United States dollar, and tokenized securities, these limitations make it difficult for them to track. It adds additional reporting challenges and auditing issues.

“We’ve established market leadership across both traditional financial institutions like Laser Digital, SocGen and crypto-native enterprises like Circle, which have become financial institutions in their own right,” said founder and Chief Executive Antoine Scalia, referring to the recent approval Circle received from the U.S. Treasury’s Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a National Trust Charter.

Cryptio has already shown strength in the cryptocurrency market through support for over 400 enterprise firms across more than 30 countries within different regulatory environments. It has processed more than $3 trillion in transaction volume. The company expanded its platform to enable regulated activity across stablecoins, tokenized assets, lending and exchange operations.

“As our usage has grown, scalability and reliability have been essential,” Circle Chief Accounting Officer Tamara Schulz said. “Cryptio has consistently demonstrated its ability to support our operational complexity while building features that align with our specific requirements.”

Growing adoption slowly matures within finance

Digital assets have been encroaching on the financial industry for years; they are no longer one-off experiments and pilots. As institutions begin to adopt them, firms must come to terms with how to balance their accounts, audit them and modernize back-office systems.

The company built its back-end infrastructure to meet the standards and needs of big and small organizations, fitting control standards and support audit procedures used by leading accounting firms, including Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC.

Cryptio faces numerous competitors in the market, including BitAlpha Inc, also known as Bitwave, a digital asset management, crypto accounting and treasury management outfit. Other platforms on the market include Fireblocks Inc., CoinGate and BitPay Inc., which offer crypto-native treasuries, asset custody, management and payment gateways.

As of early 2026, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization stood at $2.48 trillion to $2.64 trillion, exhibiting high volatility following a 2025 peak of over $3 trillion. The market is still dominated by Bitcoin, but securities and stablecoins have captured the attention of financial markets, reaching $310 billion. Much of this has been driven by the demand for digital dollars thanks to lower volatility and ease of trading and cross-border payments.

“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,” said Karan Sharma, an investor at Sentinel Global. “That’s what institutional-scale digital asset operations require.”

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