Aryze, a Copenhagen-founded FinTech providing stablecoin technology infrastructure as a managed service, has completed a €3m pre-Series A funding round to advance its core platform for licensed stablecoin and tokenised real-world asset (RWA) issuers.
The capital will be directed towards continued development of Aryze’s stablecoin infrastructure stack, which brings together stablecoin issuance and bank-to-bank fiat on- and off-ramp capabilities under a unified platform. The offering is designed specifically for licensed issuers of both stablecoins and tokenised RWAs.
Until now, those looking to issue stablecoins have typically had to piece together separate components, such as wallet, ledger, custody, and fiat rail solutions, from multiple third-party providers. Aryze’s platform consolidates these elements into a single stack. Builders can access the infrastructure through a self-serve layer, deploying products under their own or a partner licence, while banks and regulated financial institutions can access the same infrastructure as a managed service. In both cases, the licensed issuer is the customer, with Aryze operating solely as the infrastructure provider.
Founded in Copenhagen in 2017, Aryze was built around a single objective: making money movement into reliable, controllable infrastructure, what the company describes as “making dumb money smart.”
Aryze CEO Bertram Seitz said, “Stablecoin issuers don’t ask for innovation. They ask for issuance and the rails that move fiat in and out, on the same stack rather than separate vendors stitched together. This round funds the next phase of that work.”
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