Digital asset infrastructure firm Talos has secured an additional $45 million through an extension of its Series B funding round, lifting the company’s valuation to approximately $1.5 billion. The latest raise brings in new strategic investors, including Robinhood Markets, Sony Innovation Fund, IMC, QCP and Karatage, alongside continued support from existing institutional backers.
The funding extension reflects growing interest from large financial and technology players seeking exposure to institutional-grade crypto infrastructure. Talos stated that the decision to expand the round was driven by demand from strategic partners looking to collaborate more closely with the platform.
Expansion of Trading and Tokenization Capabilities
Talos plans to use the new capital to accelerate product development across its trading, execution, portfolio management, treasury and settlement solutions. A key focus will be supporting tokenized versions of traditional financial assets, an area attracting increasing attention from asset managers and banks.
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, Talos provides software that enables institutional clients to trade, manage and settle digital asset positions across exchanges, over-the-counter desks, custodians and liquidity providers through a single interface.
Growth, Integrations and Acquisitions
The company reported that both revenue and its client base have doubled over the past two years. It has also expanded its ecosystem through new integrations, including connectivity with major institutional portfolio and risk management systems.
Talos has complemented organic growth with acquisitions, most notably a $100 million deal completed in July to strengthen its data and analytics capabilities.
The funding highlights continued investor confidence in crypto market infrastructure, particularly platforms serving institutional trading, settlement and tokenization as digital assets mature within global financial markets.
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