Infinia, a digital finance infrastructure company that connects conventional banking systems with digital asset rails, has secured $13.5m in a Series A funding round.
The oversubscribed raise was headed by Bain Capital and Variant Fund. Additional backers included Y Combinator, Lattice, Varrock, Reverie, Decacorn, G2, and Tekton Ventures.
Infinia plans to deploy the fresh capital towards obtaining further regulatory licences across its regions and speeding up its growth in its principal markets of Latin America, Africa and Asia.
Although enterprises conducting cross-border trade are increasingly turning to stablecoins for round-the-clock settlement, these digital currencies remain cut off from domestic fiat systems such as Pix in Brazil or SPEI in Mexico.
Infinia addresses this by constructing the technical and regulatory connections that tie legacy clearing routes to the efficiency of digital ledgers. Its architecture is built with compliance at its core, taking on the burden of fragmented local KYC/KYB requirements and regional banking complexity, while enabling automated settlement across multiple currencies and continuous real-time treasury netting.
Infinia CEO Ianai Urwicz said, “Global monetary frameworks are adapting to an era of intense technological acceleration, where fast-moving on-chain networks and programmatic automation are defining the future of commerce. But while technology evolves at a breakneck pace, the practical reality of global trade is that businesses still navigate local currencies. That is the exact friction point we solve. Infinia is the default infrastructure layer that lets businesses in emerging markets operate seamlessly across on-chain rails and traditional financial services, ready for a world where money moves at the speed of code.”
Bain Capital partner Parth Chopra said, “People talk a lot about stablecoins, but underestimate the difficulty of the last mile — of truly connecting on-chain and local fiat accounts and networks in emerging markets.
“Ianai, Alejandro, and their lean team are doing the rigorous engineering and compliance work to allow for deep, seamless integrations into local payment systems across the world. And as a result, Infinia is becoming the default fintech infra provider for leading companies that want to go global from day one.”
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