Range, a compliance platform focused on stablecoin payments, has raised $8.3 million in a Series A round, bringing its total funding to $11 million. The round closed Thursday and was oversubscribed, signaling strong demand for infrastructure tied to regulated digital asset flows.
Funding aimed at scaling compliance infrastructure
The Zug-based company secured backing from Switzerland’s TX Ventures, U.S.-based SixThirty, and crypto-native firms Maven 11 Capital and Onigiri Capital. The fresh capital will go toward expanding engineering and commercial teams and deepening integrations across its global network.
Range provides a unified system that tracks both fiat and stablecoin activity by linking bank accounts, custodians, wallets, and other financial partners into a single ledger. The goal is to give firms a real-time view of transactions while maintaining audit readiness.
Products designed for real-time oversight
The company’s platform is built around two core tools. Unify consolidates balances and transfers across systems, while Protect acts as a compliance filter before transactions are executed, screening for fraud, sanctions exposure, and internal policy breaches.
Range says it monitors 99.41% of all stablecoin payments and processes tens of billions of dollars in monthly volume. Its infrastructure supports more than $30 billion in safeguarded client assets and connects to over 10,000 financial intermediaries worldwide.
Clients include Circle, the Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads, and Jupiter.
Stablecoin market growth drives demand
The funding comes as stablecoins play an increasingly central role in global finance. Total market capitalization surpassed $321 billion in early 2026, with transaction activity accelerating sharply. The sector recorded $4.5 trillion in transfer volume in the first quarter alone.
Circle’s USDC, one of the largest stablecoins, saw on-chain transaction volume jump 263% year over year to $21.5 trillion during the same period.
Network adoption is also expanding. Solana now hosts more than $2.5 billion in real-world assets and $16.4 billion in stablecoins, while preparing for its Alpenglow upgrade aimed at faster finality for high-frequency use cases. Stellar is moving deeper into traditional finance through planned integration with the DTCC to support tokenized assets.
Regulation creates urgency for compliance tools
The push for clearer regulatory frameworks is adding urgency to compliance solutions. In the United States, implementation rules under the GENIUS Act are expected by July 18, 2026, establishing a federal structure for stablecoin oversight. In Europe, MiCA is already reshaping the market with standardized requirements.
This evolving regulatory environment is increasing demand for platforms that automate risk management and ensure adherence across both crypto and traditional payment systems.
Traditional and crypto capital converge
The mix of backers in the round reflects a broader shift in the market. Firms like TX Ventures and SixThirty sit alongside crypto-focused funds, while Onigiri Capital brings ties to Japan’s Credit Saison and a focus on real-world asset integration.
That blend signals growing recognition that the infrastructure linking digital assets with traditional finance is becoming foundational to the broader financial system.
Range plans to expand its product suite and extend coverage beyond its current 200-plus network integrations as it scales operations and strengthens monitoring capabilities across stablecoin and banking rails.
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