Superstate has secured $82.5 million in Series B funding as it accelerates efforts to modernize public markets through blockchain-based equity issuance. The funding reflects growing institutional confidence in onchain capital markets and regulated tokenized securities.
The investment round was led by Bain Capital Crypto and Distributed Global, with backing from several major digital asset and institutional investment firms. The capital will be used to expand Superstate’s infrastructure for issuing and trading SEC-registered equities directly on public blockchains.
Currently, Superstate manages over $1.23 billion in tokenized assets, primarily through two regulated funds. Its U.S. Treasury-backed fund holds the largest share of assets, while a crypto carry strategy delivers higher yield through market-neutral positioning. These products highlight the company’s early success in compliant onchain finance.
A key focus of the new funding is the expansion of onchain equity issuance on Ethereum and Solana. Superstate plans to scale its issuance and transfer agent platforms, enabling real-time settlement, ownership tracking, and capital formation without traditional intermediaries.
As an SEC-registered transfer agent, the company aims to replace slow and manual IPO processes with transparent, blockchain-based systems. This push comes as tokenized U.S. Treasurys have surged nearly 50x in market size, signaling strong institutional demand for regulated onchain financial products.
The funding positions Superstate at the center of a broader shift toward blockchain-native public markets.
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