Zug, Switzerland - June 18, 2026
Range, a platform that helps companies operate across stablecoins and fiat payment rails, has closed an $8.3 million Series A financing, bringing the startup's total capital raised to $11 million. The company said the round was oversubscribed despite a difficult fundraising environment for the crypto sector.
Notably, the investor group includes traditional fintech funds rather than only crypto-focused venture capital. Swiss-based TX Ventures and US-based SixThirty participated in the round, alongside crypto-native investors Maven 11 Capital and Onigiri Capital. Range's leadership framed the investor mix as an industry signal - that capital typically directed at payments rails, banking infrastructure and compliance software is now flowing into infrastructure that spans both stablecoins and fiat.
Range organizes its product into two primary components. UNIFY acts as the system of record, consolidating balances and transactions across banks, custodians, wallets and exchanges into a single, real-time ledger. PROTECT is the control layer that screens transactions for risk, compliance and business-policy violations before funds move. Together the modules are intended to let finance and operations teams move rapidly while maintaining the security and audit readiness expected for fiat flows.
The firm says it connects every bank account, custodian, wallet and exchange into a single real-time ledger, runs pre-execution controls on every onchain transaction, and surfaces intelligence that finance teams need to remain fast without sacrificing compliance. Range positions its offering as designed to bridge a longstanding operational gap: companies adopting stablecoins often find themselves managing two sets of rails simultaneously, yet controls and tooling built for fiat were not designed for digital assets that settle in seconds and cannot be reversed once broadcast.
Range argues that most finance and risk teams still screen transactions after money has moved and reconcile across rails by hand. Beyond providing a unified ledger, Range supplies onchain compliance and risk controls tailored to digital assets, and allows customers to plug in their own compliance providers to complement Range's native controls. The platform feeds enriched onchain data into accounting tools customers already use, preserving existing workflows while improving visibility.
In performance metrics cited by the company, Range protects more than $30 billion in customer assets under management and supports over 10,000 integrations with banks, custodians and wallets. The platform monitors more than 200 networks and over 100 stablecoins in real time, claims to track 99.41% of all stablecoin payments, and screens tens of billions in monthly payment volume. Range lists clients and partners that include Circle, The Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads and Jupiter.
Andres Monteoliva, co-founder and CEO of Range, summarized the value proposition: "Stablecoins and fiat are converging, and finance teams need one platform to run both safely and at scale," he said. "The hard part was never moving stablecoins. It was keeping control of them: knowing every balance in real time, screening transactions before they move, and staying audit-ready across both rails. This round lets us invest deeper in Unify and Protect, grow our engineering and go-to-market teams, and extend coverage across more networks and integrations. The mix of fintech and crypto investors in this round reflects where the market is heading."
The presence of fintech-focused investors in a stablecoin infrastructure round reflects the thesis that efficient onchain settlement and fiat-level operational rigor must coexist for enterprises to adopt digital assets at scale. SixThirty offered a statement of rationale for backing Range: "Enterprises seek stablecoin efficiency alongside fiat-level operational rigor. Range provides this on a single platform by treating onchain money with institutional-grade controls by unifying accounts, screening transactions, and ensuring audit-readiness. By combining innovation with control and governance, Range unlocks modern financial infrastructure. It is why we backed this team." Chandresh Iyer, General Partner at SixThirty Ventures, provided the comment in the company's announcement.
TX Ventures' managing partner also framed the opportunity similarly: "Stablecoins are moving from crypto-native use cases into mainstream financial infrastructure. But for companies operating across stablecoins and fiat, the hard part is no longer just moving money, it is keeping control of it. That is why we at TX Ventures are proud to back Range in its Series A. Companies should be able to adopt stablecoins safely, compliantly and at scale, without giving up the controls they rely on in fiat." Jens Schleuniger, Managing Partner at TX Ventures, said in the statement.
Crypto-native backers emphasized Range's role in enabling onchain asset flows to be managed with visibility and controls. "As assets are increasingly moving onchain, having a granular and comprehensive view of your financial flows becomes increasingly critical for both asset issuers and those facilitating and interacting with those assets. Range provides exactly this and will help unlock the next leg of growth for the stablecoin and RWA segments of the digital asset industry. We are very proud to partner with Andres and Michael," said Mathijs van Esch, General Partner at Maven 11.
The Stellar Development Foundation also highlighted operational safety. "Last year, Stellar processed $56 billion in stablecoin payments, and we know that stablecoins only deliver on their promise when the operations around them are safe, compliance-forward, and auditable. Range gives companies building on Stellar the controls to move money from stablecoins to fiat and back with confidence, and we’re proud to back the Range team," said Raja Chakravorti, Chief Business Officer, Stellar Development Foundation.
Range's public description of its product emphasizes pre-execution controls that screen for sanctions, fraud and operational risk, while simultaneously feeding enhanced onchain data into the accounting and compliance tools that customers already use. The company reports it secures more than $30 billion in onchain assets and tracks 99.41% of stablecoin payment activity across the networks it monitors.
Range's announcement included contact information for the company's marketing lead and directed readers to range.org for more details. The company also listed a set of customers and partners that use the platform to reconcile and control flows between stablecoins and fiat rails.
As finance teams evaluate whether to adopt stablecoins alongside existing fiat systems, Range positions its platform as a single control layer that unifies ledgers, enforces pre-movement controls, and keeps historical and audit records aligned across both types of rails. The Series A funding is slated to support further development of the UNIFY and PROTECT modules, headcount growth in engineering and go-to-market functions, and expanded network and integration coverage, according to the company's statement.