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What does it take to run tokenized products at institutional scale? Join us during Digital Asset Summit week for Cryptio’s DAS Finance Leaders Breakfast, where we’ll be joined by leaders from @Securitize, @maplefinance, and @RobinhoodApp to discuss the operational, accounting, and infrastructure challenges behind scaling tokenized financial products. Panel speakers: - Jeff Rundlet, CFA – VP, Institutional Solutions, Cryptio - Duke Kim – Director of Institutional Solutions, Securitize - Ryan O'Shea – COO, Maple Finance - Jake L. – Corporate Accounting Manager - Crypto, Robinhood Join 30-40 senior leaders across finance, treasury, compliance, and digital assets for an intimate morning of discussion and networking. ☕ Continental breakfast & networking 🎤 Keynote + panel discussion 📍 Pendry Manhattan West, New York 📅 March 25, 2026 ⏰ 8:30 – 11:30 AM (ET) Request to attend: 🔗 luma.com/Cryptio1

An evolution from "Crypto Subledger" for first movers to a Data Transformation layer for digital assets used by the largest #banks, #assetmanagers and #financial institutions. Our CRO Hemant Pandit shares more below.

In digital asset markets, institutions face a difficult and complex problem: trusted financial data doesn’t exist in a single place. Data is scattered across blockchains, custodians, exchanges and internal systems. At Cryptio we’re building the data foundation and ERP infrastructure that reconciles that complexity and powers accounting, treasury, lending and tokenization workflows. Our CPO Thanos shares more in the video below.

Yesterday we announced Cryptio's $45M Series B. Here’s what we’re going to do with the money.

Just as Amazon started with books, Cryptio started with accounting. Today we’re building the data transformation and ERP platform for regulated digital finance. coindesk.com/business/2026/…

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This is what category leadership looks like. We’ve raised a $45 million Series B, co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global, with participation from @blueyard, @1kxnetwork, Alven and Ledger Cathay Innovation. We’re independent and building for the long term. And as digital assets move deeper into regulated financial markets, FI's need institutional-grade middle & back office systems. Cryptio provides the data transformation and ERP-grade financial infrastructure powering this transition. Thank you to our customers, partners, investors and the entire Cryptio team who made this milestone possible. Read the full story via The block ↓ lnkd.in/e3yUxBUB

With this raise we’re going well beyond accounting. Reconciliation, loan management, tokenization compliance and treasury management – building a complete data transformation and ERP platform for digital assets. fortune.com/2026/03/12/cry…

We are excited to announce that we’ve raised a $45M Series B, co-led by BlackFin Capital Partners and Sentinel Global, with continued support from @blueyard, @1kxnetwork, Alven and Ledger Cathay. 8 years ago, we made a bet that digital assets will be integrated into regulated financial markets. That thesis is playing out. Given our early commitment, we pioneered auditable data transformation and back-office operations for financial institutions, banks, asset managers and fintechs. Today, 400 leading institutions across the ecosystem rely on us to manage accounting, reconciliation, and financial reporting across blockchain-based operations. This new funding allows us to accelerate our mission of building the ERP infrastructure layer for the digital asset economy. We’re expanding the platform with new applications on top of our data layer, including loan management, treasury management and tokenization compliance. Huge thanks to our investors, customers, partners and especially the incredible Cryptio team who made this possible.

Heading to New York for Digital Asset Summit week? Join us for a curated breakfast discussion for institutional finance leaders shaping the next phase of digital asset markets. We’re bringing together 30–40 senior operators across finance, treasury, compliance, and digital asset infrastructure for an intimate morning of discussion and networking. ☕ Continental breakfast & networking 🎤 Keynote + panel discussion 📍 Pendry Manhattan West, New York 📅 March 25, 2026 ⏰ 8:30 – 11:30 AM (ET) Request to attend: 🔗 luma.com/Cryptio1

We’re pleased to share that Cryptio is now a member of the Canton Foundation. As financial institutions build on the Canton Network, Cryptio supports them with a suite of ERP applications designed for regulated digital asset operations. The Foundation fosters the development of the Global Synchronizer and facilitates its governance within the Canton Network – a privacy-enabled, interoperable infrastructure designed for regulated financial markets. Our membership reflects Cryptio’s commitment to supporting institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure – not only at the audit and reporting layer, but at the governance and interoperability layer as well. We look forward to contributing to working groups and collaborating with fellow members such as @HSBC, @BNPParibas, @The_DTCC , SBI Digital asset holdings to help advance the operational foundations required as regulated financial activity continues moving on-chain.

Crypto lending in Europe has entered a different phase. As MiCA takes full effect across Europe, banks and regulated lenders are focused on how crypto lending can be operated in a way that is auditable, defensible, and scalable under supervisory scrutiny. MiCA raises expectations around governance, asset segregation, risk monitoring, and reporting – all of which sit squarely in day-to-day operations. In practice, that means spreadsheets, manual controls, and loosely integrated crypto tooling no longer meet the standard. In our latest article, we look at what MiCA means for crypto lending in operational terms, and why a purpose-built Loan Management System is becoming essential infrastructure for European banks and regulated lenders. Read the full article: blog.cryptio.co/how-to-get-cry…

The year of the vault? As stocks, funds, bonds, and other asset classes become increasingly tokenized, institutions are moving beyond individual instruments, toward on-chain vaults that package assets into programmable strategies. As Hemant Pandit explained at TOK26: The London Tokenisation Summit, vaults are becoming an abstraction layer institutions use to distribute, manage, and scale tokenized products, borrowing ideas pioneered in DeFi, now being explored by regulated participants. But this shift raises a simple question: how should vault-based strategies be accounted for, reconciled, and audited at scale?

Great discussions at the London Business School Blockchain Society Blockchain Summit last Friday. Our CRO Hemant Pandit contributed as a panel speaker, while Chief of Staff Neha Bhasin moderated a separate session, engaging in thoughtful discussions on institutional adoption of digital assets, regulatory clarity, and the evolving direction of market structure and demand. The panels brought together perspectives from LMAX, JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, Citi, Wintermute and Coinbase amongst others, reflecting the growing alignment between market participants as digital assets continue to move into the regulatory and institutional mainstream. Encouraging to see these conversations focused on practical implementation, governance, and the infrastructure required to support regulated participation at scale.

🇭🇰 Cryptio is heading to Hong Kong We’ll be attending Consensus Hong Kong 2026, hosted by @CoinDesk, bringing together global institutions and digital-asset leaders shaping the next phase of regulated crypto markets. If you’ll be there, connect with Antoine Scalia, Jeff Rundlet and Cian Barry to discuss: -How institutions are operationalising digital assets at scale -Building control, auditability, and trust on blockchain rails -What evolving regulation means in practice across APAC and global markets Looking forward to connecting in Hong Kong.

Singapore | Drinks Reception at the KPMG Clubhouse — Feb 3 We’re looking forward to an evening with finance, audit, and digital-asset teams navigating crypto at institutional scale. Registrations already include professionals from organisations such as: DTCC, Coinbase, Binance, Deutsche Bank, Visa, Crypto.com, Gemini, BitMEX, Wintermute, and ICE Singapore. If you’re in Singapore and working on crypto accounting, tokenization, audit readiness, or regulatory reporting, we’d love to have you join us. 📍KPMG Clubhouse 🗓️February 3 👉 RSVP here: luma.com/cryptiokpmgSG

For finance teams running NetSuite, “crypto-compatible” tools usually aren’t enough. What matters is whether crypto accounting actually respects NetSuite’s structure in practice – across subsidiaries, dimensions, and controls. Once digital assets enter the picture, with multiple subsidiaries, intercompany flows, token operations, and high-volume activity, many tools start to struggle. Data gets flattened, dimensions are lost, and journals stop reflecting the entity structure NetSuite depends on. Cryptio’s NetSuite integration was built with that reality in mind: • Subsidiary-aware accounting across complex entity hierarchies • Dimensionally rich, validation-first journals – not CSV workarounds • Built-in governance and controls, including typed validations, full audit trails, and policy-driven posting • Audit-ready outputs that map cleanly into existing NetSuite close processes The result is a faster close, far fewer manual fixes, and confidence that crypto data holds up inside NetSuite – not alongside it. 👉 Book a demo to see how Cryptio works in a real NetSuite environment: cryptio.co/demo Or for more detail, read the full blog: blog.cryptio.co/cryptio-the-ob…

🇸🇬 Singapore Drinks reception at the KPMG Clubhouse — Feb 3: luma.com/cryptiokpmgSG

🌏 Asia tour incoming! This February, the Cryptio team will be at our Singapore and Hong Kong events, meeting with institutions navigating crypto accounting, audit readiness, and regulatory reporting at scale. Joining us on the road: Antoine Scalia (CEO), Jeff Rundlet (VP institutional solutions), Hemant Pandit (CRO) & Cian Barry (BDR) 🇸🇬 Singapore Drinks reception at the KPMG Clubhouse — Feb 3 🇭🇰 Hong Kong Convergence Conference — Feb 9 We’ll also be meeting teams across Singapore (Feb 3–5) and Hong Kong (Feb 9–12) to discuss how finance teams are building control, confidence, and audit-ready processes for digital assets in 2026. 🤝 Interested in connecting or joining one of the events? Comment below or send us a message – we’d love to meet while we’re in the region.