Singapore-based crypto finance platform Veera secures $10 million in funding
Svmuu News: Singapore-based crypto financial services platform Veera announced that it has raised a total of $10 million in Pre-seed and Seed funding rounds. Investors in this round include Sigma Capital, CMCC Titan Fund, 6th Man Ventures, and Ayon Capital. Veera stated that the funds will primarily be used for product development and the further expansion of its on-chain financial services. The company launched its mobile-first platform in January 2025 and has since accumulated over 2 million downloads, with approximately 220,000 monthly active users. Veera supports self-custody wallet functionality and has opened a waiting list for the Veera Card, with plans to provide users with the ability to make payments using on-chain assets globally. (Tech in Asia)
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