Stablecoin infrastructure startup Range has raised $8.3 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to $11 million as demand grows for tools that help businesses manage both digital assets and traditional finance operations.
The funding round attracted a mix of traditional fintech and crypto-focused investors, including TX Ventures, SixThirty, Maven 11 Capital, and Onigiri Capital. The company is headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, a major hub for blockchain and digital asset firms.
We are excited to announce our $8.3M Series A to build the financial control layer for companies operating across stablecoin, crypto and fiat rails.
Stablecoins settle in seconds. Yet too many treasury, risk, and compliance controls still run on business-day logic.
Range closes… pic.twitter.com/Hf4yse2ww8
— Range (@range_org) June 18, 2026
Why are investors backing Range?
Range operates a platform that helps companies manage stablecoin and fiat transactions from a single system. Its client base includes major crypto industry names such as Circle, the Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads, and Jupiter.
As stablecoin adoption grows across payments, treasury management, and cross-border transactions, businesses are increasingly looking for tools that can provide visibility across both blockchain-based and traditional financial systems.
The company says its platform tracks 99.41% of global stablecoin payment activity and processes tens of billions of dollars in monthly payment volume.
Platform combines stablecoin and fiat operations
Range’s infrastructure is built around two core products.
The first, Unify, serves as a real-time financial record system, connecting bank accounts, custodians, wallets, and exchanges into a single ledger. The platform gives companies a consolidated view of their assets and transactions across multiple financial networks.
The second product, Protect, acts as a compliance and risk-management layer. It screens blockchain transactions before execution, checking for sanctions exposure, fraud risks, compliance concerns, and violations of internal company policies.
According to the company, Unify currently safeguards more than $30 billion in customer assets and is integrated with over 10,000 banks, custodians, wallets, and exchanges.
Range plans funding to support product expansion
Range plans to use the new capital to expand both its Unify and Protect platforms, while increasing investment in engineering and commercial teams.
The company also intends to broaden support for additional financial institutions, blockchain networks, and infrastructure providers. Its ecosystem already includes more than 200 integrations across the stablecoin and digital asset landscape.
Range CEO Andres Monteoliva said the convergence of stablecoins and traditional finance is driving demand for platforms that enable companies to maintain real-time visibility, compliance controls, and operational oversight across both systems.
Blockchain funding in 2026 is strong, driven by venture capital, grants, and institutional investment, with firms raising large funds and backing Web3 infrastructure, DeFi, and real-world use cases.
Startale Group closed its Series A funding round at $63 million, bringing together major backing from SBI Group and Sony Innovation Fund. Venture capital investment in crypto reached over $5.6 billion in recent funding cycles, with a significant share concentrated among a handful of major firms, even as overall deal activity slows
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