Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Rebind is developing a consumer finance application that bypasses legacy banking intermediaries by linking user funds straight to internet-native, blockchain-based financial protocols. The product begins with savings accounts, promising users more than double the returns of traditional bank offerings while maintaining full liquidity. Delivered through intuitive iOS and Android apps, Rebind’s interface is designed to hide the technical complexity of open finance and make emerging financial infrastructure accessible to everyday users. The company sees savings as an entry point and plans to expand into a broader suite of financial services built on the same open rails. Recent maturation of blockchain protocols—now holding over €30 billion in deposits—creates a timely backdrop for Rebind’s launch. The fresh capital will be used to complete product development, roll out on mobile platforms, and broaden core features focused on convenience and user control. No revenue or user figures have been disclosed yet, but the €1.6 million raise provides initial resources to execute its roadmap.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2025

Spiko provides tokenised fund infrastructure that enables overlooked small and medium-sized businesses to earn yield on idle cash by investing in short-term sovereign debt such as Treasury Bills. The company acts as a transfer agent on a blockchain ledger, removing legacy custodial middlemen to reduce costs and enable 24/7 cash-equivalent transfers worldwide. Its architecture also supports stablecoin flows so customers can fund with digital currency and withdraw in fiat, or vice versa. Spiko’s main funds hold Treasury Bills issued by major Eurozone governments or the US Treasury, assets the company positions as highly liquid and low-risk. In its first 12 months Spiko reached $400M in AUM and has processed more than $900M in working capital from over 1,000 businesses, with a projection to exceed $1B in AUM by year-end. The company has signed partnerships with Fygr and Memo Bank and plans to accelerate distribution and product expansion to tap large treasury-management channels over time. Spiko, co‑founded in 2023 by Paul‑Adrien Hyppolite and Antoine Michon, claims to be the first provider to offer fully tokenized Money Market Funds (MMFs). Its digital assets leverage Ethereum and Polygon blockchains and the company says tokenized shares of its MMFs (USTBL and EUTBL) are now available. The platform enables issuance, settlement, and custody of securities—starting with mutual fund (UCITS) shares—on blockchain rails, with 24/7 transferable shares and compatibility with standard Web3 wallets. Spiko reduces minimum investments for individual retail investors to $1,000 or €1,000 to broaden access to low‑risk MMFs. Shareholders of the funds can participate in governance and elect board members, and the funds are operated with third parties including CACEIS (custody and fund administration), Twenty‑First Capital (asset management) and PwC (audit). The company positions itself to lower costs and streamline capital markets infrastructure by migrating conventional assets onto distributed ledger technology.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2024

Tranched offers a SaaS platform that automates asset-based financing by tokenising originators' receivables, deploying smart contracts to enforce borrowing-base and waterfall rules, and providing instant on-chain reporting. The technology reduces friction, intermediaries, and costs for setting up and operating financing transactions and has cut some initial transaction costs by up to 90%. The platform is built to comply with securities laws rather than rely on crypto assets and updates repayments, balances, and arrears in real time for investor transparency. Tranched plans to scale globally and serve lenders, credit funds, asset managers, and banks while continuing to add platform features. The company also intends to embrace CBDCs and stablecoins to enable fully on-chain flows and to support ESG initiatives by surfacing loan-level data such as carbon emissions. Founded in 2023 by Clement Larrue and Michaël Elalouf, Tranched is positioning itself as an alternative to traditional bank-led financing.

Led · Equity · Mar 2024

Spherity develops decentralised identity management software and standards-based secure cloud SaaS, including enterprise identity and EUDi wallet solutions to automate KYC and KYS processes. The company also builds digital product passports that comply with global provenance, product passport, and AI regulations for categories such as batteries, textiles, electronics, and media content. Spherity targets regulated sectors including automotive supply chains, financial services, and the energy sector, and engages with ecosystems like Gaia-X and Catena-X. The company plans to expand its team and global sales and engineering capabilities and to grow its US presence, particularly to support the pharmaceutical market’s compliance with the DSCSA. The recent €2.5 million investment will be used to advance its product capabilities and accelerate go-to-market for its secure and trusted business and supply chain SaaS solutions. Blockwall joined the round as lead investor, supporting Spherity’s push to scale decentralised identity management globally. Spherity develops decentralized identity management solutions that assign unique digital identities (digital twins) to companies, machines, devices and algorithms in industrial IoT settings. These digital twins cryptographically sign transactions and connected data to guarantee authenticity and enable secure data exchange across complex business processes and value chains. Proven use cases include mobility, supply chain and pharmaceutical industries. The company plans to accelerate development of its core platform to provide interoperable, blockchain-agnostic identity service offerings and to extend strategic relationships with customers. Spherity was founded by Dr. Carsten Stöcker and Dr. Michael Rüther in November 2017 and is based in Berlin, Germany. The company currently employs 11 people and has received a seed financing round of undisclosed amount.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

Validation Cloud delivers performance-focused infrastructure for the Web3 ecosystem, supplying staking, node, and data-as-a-service solutions that are SOC2 Type 2 compliant. Its staking platform secures more than $1 billion in assets, reflecting 400% year-over-year growth, and its Node API ranks as the top performer globally on CompareNodes. Customers such as Chainlink, Aptos, Consensys, Stellar, and Hedera rely on the company for high-throughput, low-latency access to blockchain data. With the newly raised capital, the team plans to expand its AI product suite to give networks and applications easier access to Web3 data and improved user experiences. The company positions itself at the intersection of data infrastructure and artificial intelligence, aiming to serve both established enterprises and emerging decentralized applications. Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, Validation Cloud emphasizes scalability and regulatory-grade compliance to attract large-scale clients.