Crypto Startup Allium Raises $40M for Series B Funding

New York-based Allium, a blockchain data platform, has secured $40 million in a new Series B round of funding, led by Amplify Partners, with participation from existing investors Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures. 

The AI-powered platform helps clients understand how stablecoins and tokenized assets are being utilized through products like its Terminal solution, which enables financial professionals to obtain data about individual blockchain transactions across over 150 chains. 

Allium plans to deploy capital across multiple initiatives, including scaling its infrastructure, and is actively hiring across its engineering, product, and go-to-market teams. 

As part of the capital raise, Amplify’s partner David Beyer will join Allium’s board of directors, the platform said. 

“Every major financial workflow runs on a system of record,” Ethan Chan, CEO and co-founder of Allium, said. “Whether it’s Bloomberg for market data, DTCC for securities settlement, or SWIFT for payment messaging, these systems underpin how global finance operates. As finance moves onchain, there’s still no shared, institutional-grade system of record, leaving institutions operating at scale without a reliable source of truth.” 

Allium’s latest funding round comes as the finance industry is increasingly transitioning onto blockchain rails, as $302 billion is being pooled into stablecoins. Approximately $394 billion has been pooled into on-chain payments in 2025, and $27.6 billion in tokenized financial instruments, Allium said. 

The latest investment boosts Allium’s total funding to more than $60 million and builds on the company’s $16.5 million that was raised for its Series A funding in 2024. 

Allium’s data has been cited by government agencies, financial and research institutions, including the Federal Reserve, Visa, Boston Consulting Group, and Stanford.