Major tech and crypto investors rally behind Bastion’s stablecoin infrastructure
Stablecoin infrastructure provider Bastion has secured $14.6 million in fresh funding, with the round led by Coinbase Ventures and supported by global giants including Sony, Samsung’s investment arm, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), and Hashed.
This latest raise comes just weeks after Bastion closed a separate $25 million funding round led by a16z, signaling accelerating demand for regulated, enterprise-grade stablecoin infrastructure.
Unlike traditional projects that issue their own tokens, Bastion is building a white-label platform that enables companies to issue stablecoins without having to manage licenses or develop complex blockchain infrastructure themselves.
The company’s offering goes beyond token issuance. Its API-driven platform provides custodial wallets, smart transaction routing, and data analytics. By combining compliance and cost-efficiency, Bastion aims to bridge the gap between Web2 and Web3 technologies.
According to the company, this model will allow enterprises to deliver smoother digital asset experiences to customers while accelerating mainstream adoption. “Organizations of any size can now integrate Web3 infrastructure into existing technologies through a compliant platform,” Bastion said.
Growing demand from enterprises
Co-founder and CEO Nassim Eddequiouaq emphasized the increasing corporate interest in stablecoins:
“We are growing to meet significant demand for regulated stablecoin infrastructure from some of the world’s largest enterprises. The evolution of our financial system will continue to accelerate as stablecoin adoption proliferates.”
Bastion’s backers believe its infrastructure approach positions it as a key player in the next phase of digital finance, where corporations, payment providers, and financial institutions seek regulated and scalable solutions.
The funding highlights a broader trend of rising corporate interest in stablecoins. Recent developments include Societe Generale’s Euro-backed stablecoin launch, PayPal USD expansion across eight blockchains, and Kazakhstan’s central bank stablecoin pilot with Solana and Mastercard.
With deep-pocketed backers and two funding rounds closed in under a month, Bastion appears poised to become a critical infrastructure layer in the evolving stablecoin and digital payments landscape.
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