Cryptio Raises $45M to Address ERP Infrastructure Needs in Regulated Digital Asset Markets

Financial institutions are gradually integrating digital assets such as stablecoins and tokenised securities into their operations. However, traditional enterprise resource planning (ERP) and accounting systems were not designed to process blockchain-based data.

As a result, institutions face operational and reporting challenges. These systems often struggle with blockchain-native assets, real-time reporting, and custody frameworks. Consequently, banks and financial firms need infrastructure that can connect blockchain activity with institutional accounting systems.

Cryptio Raises $45 Million in Series B Funding

Cryptio, a financial data platform focused on ERP applications for regulated digital assets, has raised $45 million in Series B funding. The round was co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global. Existing investors 1kx, Alven, BlueYard Capital, and Ledger Cathay Capital also participated.

The company provides a platform that aggregates and reconciles financial data from blockchains, exchanges, custodians, and brokerages. Its systems support institutional control standards and can be audited by firms such as Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC.

Building ERP Infrastructure for Digital Assets

Cryptio was founded by CEO Antoine Scalia to address infrastructure gaps in digital asset accounting.

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.”

The company initially focused on the needs of crypto-native firms. Over time, the platform evolved to support regulated financial institutions.

“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.

Platform Aggregates Data From Multiple Blockchain Sources

Cryptio’s platform collects and standardises financial data from multiple sources. These include blockchains, wallets, custodians, exchanges, stablecoin issuers, tokenisation platforms, and lending venues.

The system converts fragmented data into structured outputs that can integrate with ERP-grade applications. According to the company, the platform processes over $3 trillion in transaction volume across more than 400 enterprises in 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.

Focus on Institutional Operations

Cryptio offers features designed for large financial institutions. These include industrial-scale reconciliation and tools for tracking token supply, including minting, burning, and wallet movements.

In addition, the company is expanding beyond accounting tools. Its platform now includes applications for loan management and treasury management.

Traditional ERP systems such as SAP and Oracle were not built to process real-time blockchain data. Meanwhile, some digital asset platforms focus mainly on tax reporting and compliance. Cryptio positions its platform as a broader ERP solution for operational workflows.

“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.

Global Team and Workforce Diversity

Cryptio currently employs 104 people across 23 nationalities. The company is headquartered in New York, with additional offices in London and Paris.

According to Scalia, women represent 15% of the overall workforce. However, they account for 24% of management roles and 40% of department heads.

Expansion Plans

The new funding will support product expansion and new applications for regulated institutions. Cryptio plans to strengthen capabilities in loan management and treasury management.

The company also intends to improve support for stablecoins, tokenised securities, lending platforms, and exchange operations.

Over time, Cryptio aims to position its platform as a system of record for digital asset operations. The company is also exploring independent attestations for circulating stablecoins and institutional reporting as adoption increases.