Trace Finance said it raised $32 million in a Series A round backed by CoinFund and Coinbase. The stablecoin infrastructure firm said the funding will support its expansion plans.
Trace Finance said it raised $32 million in a Series A round backed by CoinFund and Coinbase. The stablecoin infrastructure firm said the funding will support its expansion plans.
The raise matters because it points to continued investor interest in companies building payments infrastructure around stablecoins, a segment of crypto focused on moving digital dollars through financial and commercial systems.
Stablecoin infrastructure firm Trace Finance said Wednesday that it raised $32 million in a Series A funding round, with backing from CoinFund and Coinbase.
The raise matters because it points to continued investor interest in companies building payments infrastructure around stablecoins, a segment of crypto focused on moving digital dollars through financial and commercial systems.
Trace Finance said the new capital will help the company expand its reach. The announcement did not include additional details in the supplied material about specific markets, products, or hiring plans tied to the funding.
CoinFund and Coinbase’s participation gives the round notable crypto-sector backing, though the company did not disclose further terms beyond the $32 million Series A figure in the provided source material.
The funding comes as stablecoin payments remain a key area of development for crypto companies seeking practical use cases beyond trading. For Trace Finance, the round provides fresh capital as it works to grow its stablecoin infrastructure business.
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