ChainCatcher report: Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic has completed a $120 million funding round at a $6.7 billion valuation, led by One Peak Partners, with participation from Deutsche Bank, Nasdaq’s venture capital arm, and the British Business Bank. Existing investors, including JPMorgan Chase, also continued to participate. Founded in 2013, Elliptic provides financial institutions and law enforcement agencies with cryptocurrency transaction monitoring and anti-money laundering, sanctions compliance tools. The company currently screens over one billion transactions weekly for more than 700 clients, supporting the compliance operations required by major banks, asset managers, and fintech companies in their digital asset businesses.
Elliptic Completes $120M Funding at $670M Valuation
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Elliptic has raised $120 million at a $6.7 billion valuation, led by One Peak Partners, with Deutsche Bank, Nasdaq’s venture capital arm, and the British Business Bank also participating. JPMorgan Chase and existing shareholders joined the round. The UK-based company provides AML and sanctions screening tools to over 700 clients, analyzing one billion transactions weekly. As MiCA regulations approach, Elliptic’s solutions are critical for compliance in liquidity and crypto markets. The company supports banks, asset managers, and fintechs in their digital asset operations.
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