Cryptio secures $45M to power institutional on‑chain finance
Cryptio, a specialist in digital asset accounting and reporting, has raised $45 million to tackle a growing pain point for traditional financial institutions: the lack of robust ERP and back‑office infrastructure for stablecoins and on‑chain finance.
As banks and large enterprises experiment with tokenised deposits, stablecoins and other blockchain‑based instruments, many are discovering that their existing enterprise resource planning and treasury management systems cannot natively handle on‑chain data, multi‑wallet operations or complex regulatory reporting. Cryptio aims to sit between blockchains, custodians and legacy finance systems, providing a single source of truth for digital asset activity.
Filling the ERP gap for banks and enterprises
The new funding will be used to expand Cryptio‘s product suite, which focuses on aggregating and standardising transaction data from multiple blockchains, exchanges and custodians, then feeding it into traditional ERP platforms and general ledgers.
For banks exploring stablecoin issuance or settlement, this means being able to reconcile on‑chain movements with fiat books in real time, generate compliant audit trails, and meet evolving regulatory and tax reporting requirements. The company is positioning itself as the connective tissue between emerging digital asset rails and long‑established financial infrastructure.
Bridging compliance, risk and on‑chain data
Institutional adoption of on‑chain finance has accelerated, but many projects stall at the back‑office stage, where fragmented data and manual reconciliation create operational and compliance risks. Cryptio‘s platform is designed to deliver institution‑grade data integrity, enabling risk teams, controllers and auditors to trust on‑chain records as much as traditional bank statements.
By focusing on deep integrations with major ERP systems, as well as tools for financial controllers, compliance officers and risk managers, the company is betting that the next wave of digital asset growth will be led by regulated institutions rather than retail traders. The $45 million raise underscores investor confidence that demand for professional‑grade infrastructure around stablecoins and tokenised assets is only just beginning.