Swiss-based stablecoin infrastructure startup Range, headquartered in Zug, has raised $8.3 million in a significantly oversubscribed Series A funding round. This latest investment brings the company’s total funding to $11 million to date. Range develops tools to help companies manage digital assets and traditional financial operations seamlessly within a single system.
Major fintech and crypto funds back Range
The Series A round saw participation from several prominent investors, including TX Ventures, SixThirty, Maven 11 Capital, and Onigiri Capital. Zug, often called the “Crypto Valley,” is a key hub for blockchain and digital asset firms, making it an ideal base for Range. The company’s client roster features major players such as Circle, Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads, and Jupiter, all established names within the crypto ecosystem.
Range CEO Andres Monteoliva emphasized that as stablecoins and traditional finance become increasingly interconnected, companies need platforms that provide real-time visibility, compliance oversight, and operational monitoring across both systems.
Focused product suite: Unify and Protect
Range operates two core products. Its platform lets companies monitor both stablecoin and fiat transactions from a unified dashboard. As stablecoin use expands for payments, treasury management, and cross-border transactions, businesses are seeking integrated tools that offer a complete view of both blockchain-based and traditional finance activities.
The company’s flagship product, Unify, serves as a real-time financial recordkeeping system. By consolidating bank accounts, custodians, wallets, and exchanges into a single ledger, Unify enables companies to monitor all their assets and transactions across diverse financial networks in one place.
Glossary: A custodian refers to an institution that securely holds and protects digital assets on behalf of others. Stablecoins are digital assets designed to maintain a constant value, typically pegged to the US dollar or a similar asset.
Protect, Range’s second product, acts as a compliance and risk management layer. It scans blockchain transactions before execution, checking for sanctions risks, potential fraud, compliance breaches, and violations of internal policies.
The company states that its platform tracks 99.41% of global stablecoin payment activity, processing tens of billions of dollars in payment volume each month.
Growth strategy highlights integrations and product expansion
Currently, Range’s Unify product safeguards over $30 billion in customer assets and is connected to more than 10,000 banks, custodians, wallets, and exchanges. The platform boasts over 200 integrations spanning stablecoins and digital asset services.
| Title | Data |
|---|---|
| Series A funding | $8.3 million |
| Total investment | $11 million |
| Customer assets protected | Over $30 billion |
| Number of integrations | More than 200 |
Range plans to use its new funding to further develop the Unify and Protect platforms. Additional resources will support the expansion of engineering and commercial teams, with the aim of partnering with more financial institutions, blockchain networks, and infrastructure providers.
Meanwhile, blockchain-focused investments remain strong heading into 2026. Venture capital, grants, and institutional backing continue to fuel growth in Web3 infrastructure, decentralized finance, and real-world use cases. The article also notes that Startale Group recently closed its Series A with $63 million and that crypto venture investments in the latest rounds surpassed $5.6 billion.
