Crypto market data provider Kaiko raises $53 million Series B

Today, Kaiko counts some of the leading financial firms as partners and clients, including ICE Global Network, Deutsche Börse, Oanda, Bloomberg, plus some of the largest asset managers and investment banks in North America Europe...

Crypto market data provider Kaiko raises $53M in Series B

Kaiko, a cryptocurrency market data provider, announced today the closing of a $53M Series B round. The new funding was led by Eight Roads, with participation from Revaia and existing investors Alven, Point9, Anthemis, and Underscore.

This round of funding will facilitate Kaiko in bolstering its institutional data products and infrastructure. In particular, the proceeds of the Series B funding will be used to expand Kaiko’s global presence.

The company currently has four global offices in Paris, London, New York, and Singapore, which enables the team to tailor products and marketing to meet the specific needs of local markets.

Recent Developments

Over the past year, Kaiko has also invested in targeted M&A to expand its institutional product suite.

Lately, Kaiko announced the acquisition of Kesitys, a provider of quantitative decision tools for risk optimization, as well as an agreement with CoinShares for the acquisition of its Napoleon Index subsidiary, enabling the launch of Kaiko Indices.

As a company, Kaiko has furthermore bolstered its data security, confidentiality, and availability measurements and controls, having received its SOC-2 Type-1 accreditation in February 2022.

“The blockchain industry has experienced tremendous institutional interest and with it, the need for high quality data has never been greater. Over the next year, we will solidify our position as an industry leader of institutional data solutions, serving as a critical bridge between centralised and decentralised financial marketplaces. We chose to work with Eight Roads for this intense growth phase, bringing on top-tier and trusted investors with a global presence and a successful track record in scaling innovative businesses.”
Ambre Soubiran, CEO of Kaiko

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