Singapore's cryptocurrency financial platform Veera secures tens of millions in funding, aiming for new global payment scenarios
On January 16, Singapore's cryptocurrency financial services platform Veera announced significant news — it has completed $10 million in seed round + pre-seed round financing, with well-known institutions like Sigma Capital and CMCC Titan Fund strongly supporting it, accelerating the “investment” in the cryptocurrency financial track.
Founded not long ago, Veera launched its mobile platform in January 2025 and has rapidly gained traction, currently achieving over 2 million downloads and 220,000 monthly active users, directly demonstrating the market's willingness to embrace its “self-custody wallet + global payment” model. The funds raised this time will primarily be invested in product iteration and the expansion of financial service scenarios, especially the recently released Veera Card waiting list, which puts the ambition of “seamlessly spending cryptocurrency assets globally” on display.
In an era of tightening regulation and increasing user sensitivity to asset safety, Veera's focus on a “self-custody” differentiated approach stands out. The design allows users to control their private keys and keeps assets off the platform, precisely addressing the pain points of cryptocurrency investors, while the layout of the Veera Card attempts to break down the payment barriers between cryptocurrency assets and the real world, allowing digital currencies to transition from “speculative tools” to “daily consumption carriers.”
The lineup of this round of investors is also intriguing — it includes both capital players deeply engaged in the cryptocurrency sector and institutions with traditional financial backgrounds, reflecting the market's dual recognition of the Veera model. As the global cryptocurrency payment infrastructure gradually improves, whether Veera can leverage this favorable wind to accelerate in the Web3 wave remains to be seen.