Boundary Labs Raises $2 Million Pre-Seed Funding to Develop Institutional Stablecoin Protocol
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Boundary Labs International, a New York-based company building a verifiable institutional stablecoin protocol, has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding.
The round was led by Galaxy Ventures, with participation from institutional finance partners and investment firms including BlackWood and FirstBlock Capital.
The company said it will use the funding to accelerate the launch of its USBD stablecoin protocol, onboard institutional partners, and expand its engineering team.
Boundary Labs Develops Verifiable Stablecoin Infrastructure
Led by co-founder Matthew Mezger, Boundary Labs is developing a stablecoin platform focused on on-chain reserve verification and institutional transparency.
According to the company, the protocol is designed to provide real-time auditability and technical documentation for institutional users. The platform targets use cases such as treasury management and regulated digital asset infrastructure.
Boundary Labs also said its system includes a dedicated decentralized application designed to support KYC and KYB compliance requirements.
Funding to Support USBD Launch
The company plans to use the latest funding to launch USBD and support a private placement campaign aimed at onboarding institutional participants.
In addition, Boundary Labs said it is expanding its engineering operations as it works toward a target of reaching $100 million in total value locked (TVL) by 2026.
Security Audit and Blockchain Infrastructure Development
Boundary Labs stated that its protocol has already completed a security audit conducted by Cyfrin.
The company also completed a proof-of-concept related to self-funding capabilities through decentralized market participation models.
Boundary Labs said its broader objective is to bridge traditional financial systems with blockchain-based infrastructure through regulated and verifiable digital asset tools.
Institutional Interest in Stablecoin Infrastructure Grows
The stablecoin sector has seen increasing institutional attention as companies explore blockchain infrastructure for payments, treasury operations, and digital asset management.
As a result, startups focused on compliance, transparency, and reserve verification are gaining interest from investors and financial institutions looking for regulated blockchain-based solutions.
