On-chain finance data startup Allium has raised $40 million in Series B funding. Amplify Partners led the round. The deal lands as banks and payment firms push real volume into on-chain finance.
Existing backers returned. Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures joined again. Amplify’s David Beyer will take a board seat. The raise lifts total funding to roughly $61.5 million since the 2024 Series A.
What Allium Builds for On-Chain Finance
Allium standardizes messy blockchain data for institutions. It cleans and enriches activity across more than 150 chains. That turns raw transactions into data a bank or fintech can query. The work matters because blockchain ecosystems are fragmented and hard to read.
The flagship product is Terminal. It delivers analytics through dashboards, APIs, and data warehouse integrations. Each output ships with clear sourcing and methodology. Customers plug the data straight into trading, product, and compliance workflows.
Allium’s data already carries weight. The Federal Reserve and Stanford have cited it. Visa used it to build an Onchain Analytics Dashboard for its partners. BCG runs its stablecoin payments research on the platform. Stripe, Coinbase, and Uniswap Foundation are customers too.
Why On-Chain Finance Needs Trusted Data
Global finance is shifting on-chain fast. Stablecoin supply sits at $302 billion. On-chain payments hit $394 billion in 2025. Tokenized financial instruments account for another $27.6 billion.
Despite that growth, institutions still struggle across fragmented networks. They lack a single, trusted source of truth. CEO Ethan Chan frames the gap with an analogy. Markets run on Bloomberg, settlement on DTCC, payments on SWIFT. As finance moves on-chain, he says, there is “still no shared, institutional-grade system of record.” Allium wants to be that layer.
What the Allium Round Signals
Demand for on-chain finance data is climbing as the sector matures. Revenue grew more than 10x since the Series A. Allium now serves over 150 enterprise customers across fintech, finance, and government.
The next wave may come from AI. Amplify’s David Beyer points to the agentic opportunity. As autonomous agents use stablecoins to pay and settle, they will need reliable, finance-grade data to act on. Allium is positioning to supply it.
The raise also reflects a shake-out in blockchain analytics. Rivals have cut staff or sold at steep discounts. For Allium, rising institutional interest and the AI shift look like tailwinds. The funding cements its push to become the system of record for on-chain finance.
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