Volta, a digital asset company providing Volta Circuit, a multi-signature, non-custodial platform secures $4.1million in seed funding. With assistance from Soma Capital, Dispersion Capital, Uphonest Capital, and Fika Ventures leading the round.
The money will be used by the business to help launch its infrastructure technology, which will increase institutional investors’ access to and control over digital assets.
It was founded by George Melika and Daniel Kim, is the company behind Volta Circuit, a multi-signature non-custodial platform that gives institutional investors exclusive and safe ownership over real-world assets that have been tokenized and cryptocurrency assets.
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It gives institutional investors the safeguards and command necessary to manage activities involving digital assets in the future. It does this by utilising a multi-signature smart contract wallet.
George Melika said: “We’re solving the key problems faced by investors by ensuring security, speed, and full ownership. It is the only solution that gives institutions direct control of a fast, secure, scalable, and customizable infrastructure to build and scale digital asset businesses and trading operations without the limitations or costs of a centralized platform.”
About Volta
Every industry’s future for value governance, transmission, settlement, and storage is being transformed by Volta. They are a sophisticated security, flexible permissions, low-latency execution custody operating system for large enterprises.
