Velocity has secured $38 million in Series A funding to accelerate the adoption of stablecoin-powered treasury management and on-chain settlement solutions, as enterprises increasingly explore blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
The round was co-led by Dragonfly and FirstMark, with additional backing from Activant Capital, Capital One Ventures, QED Investors, Coinbase Ventures, Wintermute Ventures, and Ripple. The combination of traditional financial investors and crypto-focused firms underscores growing confidence in stablecoin infrastructure as a practical tool for enterprise finance.
Expanding stablecoin treasury operations
Velocity is building infrastructure that enables businesses to integrate stablecoins into treasury management without replacing their existing financial systems. The platform is designed to support corporate cash management, on-chain settlements, liquidity optimization, and cross-border payments through blockchain-based infrastructure.
As organizations continue evaluating digital assets for operational finance, many face challenges integrating blockchain technology into traditional treasury workflows. Velocity aims to simplify that transition by providing enterprise-grade tools that combine automation, compliance, and operational oversight within a single platform.
Fueling enterprise adoption
The company plans to use the new funding to accelerate product development, expand its enterprise customer base, strengthen compliance capabilities, and further enhance its stablecoin treasury infrastructure.
The investment comes at a time when financial institutions and large corporations are increasingly assessing stablecoins as an alternative settlement mechanism for global payments, driven by demand for faster transaction speeds, improved liquidity management, and reduced cross-border payment costs.
Institutional momentum behind stablecoin infrastructure
The participation of investors spanning both traditional finance and digital assets reflects a broader evolution within the fintech sector.
While early blockchain investment largely focused on cryptocurrency exchanges and trading platforms, venture capital is increasingly flowing into infrastructure companies that enable real-world financial use cases. Enterprise treasury, programmable payments, and tokenized financial operations are emerging as key areas of investment as regulatory clarity around stablecoins continues to improve.
The involvement of firms including Capital One Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Wintermute Ventures, and Ripple highlights the growing convergence between established financial institutions and blockchain-native companies seeking to modernize payment infrastructure.
Why it matters
Stablecoins are rapidly moving beyond crypto markets and into enterprise financial operations. As businesses seek faster settlement, greater payment efficiency, and improved treasury management, infrastructure providers are becoming a critical layer connecting blockchain networks with traditional corporate finance systems.
Velocity’s latest funding round reflects growing investor conviction that enterprise-grade stablecoin infrastructure will play an increasingly important role in the modernization of global payments and treasury operations.
About Velocity
Velocity is a fintech company developing enterprise infrastructure for stablecoin treasury management and on-chain settlement. Its platform enables businesses to integrate stablecoin-based payments, liquidity management, and treasury operations into existing financial workflows, helping organizations modernize cross-border payments and corporate cash management while maintaining compliance and operational control.
