Radar Relay token exchange app raises $10 million for further development

After completing the beta phase of development in June, Radar Relay, a wallet-to-wallet crypto trading app finished last month announcing some positive news for further development. Radar Relay confirmed the other day the completion of a Series A funding round of $10 million USD.

The round was led by Blockchain Capital with contributions from leading investment firms Tusk Ventures, Distributed Global, Reciprocal Ventures, and Collaborative Fund, among others. The raise will support the development of new product research, strategic hiring, and global expansion of the Radar Relay platform.

“The support from these leading venture capital and investment firms — many of whom also participated in our seed funding round last year — validates our progress towards onboarding the world to the token economy. Executing on our mission may take time, but with their support and industry knowledge, we can build an enduring, multigenerational company.”

Radar Relay CEO, Alan Curtis

 “The Radar Relay team has consistently demonstrated a superior ability to execute, ship, and deliver product that exceeds expectations and pushes the industry to higher standards. While Radar’s delivery to date has been exceptional, the most compelling aspect is Radar’s upcoming product roadmap and the opportunity ahead. Ultimately, this is a proven team executing against a high-conviction opportunity and I am thrilled to lead the Series A and join the Board.”

Blockchain Capital Partner, Spencer Bogart

Other participants in Radar Relay’s Series A funding round include Distributed Global, Reciprocal Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Elefund, Slow Ventures, SV Angel, Kindred Ventures, Breyer Capital, Digital Currency Group, V1.VC, Kokopelli, Village Global, and Chapter One.

Since launching in October 2017, Radar Relay has welcomed thousands of users from 150 countries to its platform, onboarded 170 tokens, traded more than $150 million USD in volume, and grown its team to almost 30 employees.

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