Kaiko, a New York-based crypto data provider, has announced it has secured $110 million in funding, led by S&P Global.
Other investors in the round include BNP Paribas, Nasdaq, Royal Bank of Canada, French state investor Bpifrance, and U.S. trading firm Susquehanna, according to Kaiko’s statement on Monday.
“The investors in this strategic round work across the core functions of digital asset markets: pricing, trading, capital allocation, and blockchain development. They are backing both the company Kaiko has built, a regulated institutional-grade data provider covering over 150 exchanges and protocols, and our vision to provide the data infrastructure layer for onchain capital markets. These are partners, not just shareholders. Together we will define how institutional money moves onchain,” said Ambre Soubiran, CEO, Kaiko.
“As digital assets accelerate, S&P Global is investing for the future, and this investment underscores that conviction,” said Cathy Clay, CEO, S&P Dow Jones Indices. “Kaiko’s strength in crypto market data and analytics builds foundational transparency for the digital-asset ecosystem, turning complex trading and onchain activity into reliable, decision-ready intelligence. That capability supports our mission to advance essential intelligence by bridging traditional and decentralized finance, giving institutions the transparency and trust they need to deploy capital onchain with confidence.”
“We are pleased to participate in this investment round alongside a diverse group of financial institutions. As tokenized finance continues to evolve, the demand for robust market infrastructure, enhanced transparency, and trusted data will become paramount. We look forward to engaging in the industry dialogues led by Kaiko and supporting the continued evolution of this ecosystem,” said Joe Bonnaud, Head of Global Markets EMEA, BNP Paribas.
Founded in France in 2014, Kaiko announced it will allocate the funds to bolster its data services and broaden its range of products, now supporting over 150 exchanges and crypto protocols.
By CEO NA Editorial Staff
