Allium Raises $40M in Series B Funding Led by Amplify Partners

The round also saw participation from existing investors Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations and accelerate product development efforts.

Global finance is increasingly moving onto blockchain networks, with stablecoins, onchain payments, and tokenized financial assets seeing rapid growth. However, many institutions still face challenges working with blockchain systems because the data is often fragmented and difficult to use.

Allium helps solve this problem by standardizing and enriching blockchain data across more than 150 chains. Its platform makes blockchain information easier for institutions to access and analyze, and its data is trusted by government agencies and leading research organizations, including the Federal Reserve and Stanford University.

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Allium helps financial institutions make better use of blockchain data through products like Terminal. The platform provides trusted analytics with transparent data sources and methodologies through dashboards, APIs, and data warehouse integrations, supporting areas such as trading, compliance, and product development.

Users can track market growth, understand how stablecoins, and tokenized assets are being used, and integrate the data directly into their existing workflows making it useful beyond a simple dashboard.

Since its Series A funding round, Allium has grown rapidly, increasing its revenue by more than 10 times and expanding to over 150 enterprise customers across financial institutions, fintech companies, and government agencies. The company has also become a trusted partner for major global payment networks.

One example is Visa, which worked with Allium to build its Onchain Analytics Dashboard, giving partners real-time insights into blockchain payment activity and ecosystem trends. Boston Consulting Group (BCG) also uses Allium’s data and analytics to support its stablecoin research, digital asset advisory services, and institutional reports.

“Onchain finance is reaching the point where infrastructure matters more than experimentation,” said David Beyer of Amplify Partners. “That’s what excites us about Allium: the company’s opportunity is expanding well beyond crypto-native customers. As stablecoins, tokenized assets, and agentic commerce move into the financial mainstream, every institution operating onchain will need data infrastructure it can trust. Allium is building the system of record this market has been missing, and we’re proud to keep partnering with the team as they define the category and enter this next phase of growth.”

“As onchain finance matures, institutions need trusted, standardized data to understand stablecoin flows and ecosystem activity at scale,” said Cuy Sheffield, Head of Crypto Labs at Visa. “Allium helps us translate complex onchain activity into accessible, reliable insights. This gives Visa greater visibility into stablecoin and broader blockchain network usage and powers a tool our clients and partners can easily use to inform their workflows.”

“Every major financial workflow runs on a system of record,” said Ethan Chan, co-founder and CEO of Allium. Whether it’s Bloomberg for market data, DTCC for securities settlement, or SWIFT for payment messaging, these systems underpin how global finance operates. As finance moves onchain, there’s still no shared, institutional grade system of record, leaving institutions operating at scale without a reliable source of truth. We’re building the foundation that brings institutional grade reliability and standardization to onchain finance.”

About Allium 

Founded in 2021 by Ethan Chan and Cheng Han Lee, Allium is a blockchain data platform that helps enterprises access and understand blockchain activity through standardized, real-time data. The platform simplifies complex blockchain information and delivers it in easy-to-use formats for businesses. Leading organizations, including Visa, Stripe, the Uniswap Foundation, and Phantom, rely on Allium as their blockchain data partner.

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