Kaiko Series B Hits $110M in S&P Global-Led Round
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Published: Sep 14, 2026
S&P Global has led a strategic investment in Kaiko, extending the Paris-based crypto market data provider’s Series B funding to $110 million. This move brings together major financial institutions as Kaiko expands its data infrastructure for tokenized securities and onchain financial markets.
The round also included:
- BNP Paribas
- Bpifrance
- Broadridge
- Canton Foundation
- Coinbase Ventures
- DRW Venture Capital
- Nasdaq Ventures
- Royal Bank of Canada
- Stellar
- Susquehanna Private Equity Investments
Kaiko intends to use the funding to support its core digital asset market data business and its push into onchain financial infrastructure, including services for tokenized Treasury bills, money market funds, equities, and bonds. Participating investors will also collaborate in a Kaiko-led industry working group focused on developing data and infrastructure for tokenized financial products.
Kaiko CEO Ambre Soubiran highlighted the investors’ diverse expertise in digital asset markets, including pricing, trading, capital allocation, and blockchain development, positioning them as valuable partners in building infrastructure for institutional onchain finance.
This investment follows several strategic moves by Kaiko:
- Acquisition of MiCA-regulated onchain infrastructure provider Cometh in May.
- Purchase of US digital asset data provider Amberdata in June.
- Partnership with Bloomberg in February to bring licensed financial data onchain.
The funding comes at a time when major market operators and financial infrastructure firms are increasingly adopting blockchain technology for trading, settlement, and collateral management.
Relevant Developments:
- ICE signed an agreement with Securitize to develop infrastructure and standards for tokenized securities in March.
- Nasdaq received SEC approval to pilot trading of tokenized stocks and ETFs in the same month.
- DTCC conducted production trades using DTC-tokenized assets in July, ahead of a planned October launch of its tokenization service.