Kinto, a provider of KYC'ed and decentralized blockchain for financial apps, has raised USD 5 million in two funding rounds. Kyber Capital Crypto led both rounds, with a contribution of USD 1.5 million in the pre-seed round and USD 3.5 million in the second round, alongside investors including Spartan Group, Parafi, Skybridge, Kraynos, Soft Holdings, Deep Ventures, Modular, Tane, and Robot Ventures.
Kinto aims to use the funds to expand its team and further its network development efforts.
Kinto offers KYC'ed Layer 2 support for financial institutions and decentralized protocols built atop Ethereum, Kinto provides a bridge for traditional financial institutions to access the liquidity within the Ethereum ecosystem. The platform is built with privacy and security features, including encrypted KYC data, user insurance, and measures to guard against fraudulent activities.
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