Crypto and blockchain companies announced more than $104.2 million across eight disclosed financings from Sep. 19 to Sep. 25, 2026.
HIFI’s $37 million Series A was the largest venture round. The total also includes Forward Industries’ $25 million registered direct stock offering, which is public-company financing rather than venture capital.
Atum’s $13.5 million raise and MeshWallet’s $10 million private round put payment infrastructure among the week’s largest deals. The total is a floor because infiniFi described its new round as more than $3 million. Two other tracked investments had no disclosed amount.
The inventory draws on DropsTab’s funding table and DefiLlama’s raises database, with material deals checked against company announcements, filings, and crypto.news coverage. The total counts new financing announced during the reporting period. It excludes acquisitions, older rounds, and valuations.
HIFI announced a $37 million Series A on Sep. 24, led by Left Lane Capital. The company said the funding will support its stablecoin settlement platform and expansion into card issuance and tokenized capital markets. HIFI also plans to add staff and deepen its regulatory coverage.
The New York company offers payment infrastructure that connects stablecoins with conventional financial services. Its announcement cites a Visa Direct integration for payouts and a connection to the Circle Payments Network. HIFI said its platform processes more than $7 billion in annualized volume, a business measure separate from the amount raised.
Forward Industries completed a $25 million registered direct offering to an institutional investor. Its SEC filing says the company sold 3,125,000 common shares for approximately $25 million in gross proceeds before fees and expenses. The filing does not name the buyer.
Forward said the financing is intended to expand its SOL treasury. The U.S. public company holds and stakes Solana as part of a digital-asset strategy it began in 2025. Its share sale is included in the overall financing total but is separate from the private venture rounds.
Atum announced $13.5 million in funding as it emerged from stealth on Sep. 22. Its investors include Variant, PayPal Ventures, Abstract Ventures, Road Capital, Mirana Ventures, First Commit and Credibly Neutral.
The company is building a network to coordinate transfers across stablecoins, blockchains and other payment systems. Atum says it does not issue a currency or take custody of customer funds. It is targeting financial institutions and stablecoin card issuers. The announcement disclosed the amount and investors but did not give the financing a seed or Series A label.
TRON-based MeshWallet raised $10 million in a private round backed by private investors and small family offices. The Tallinn-based company said it will use the money to develop its self-custodial wallet and add services for retail and business users.
MeshWallet’s product lets users send TRC-20 USDT without keeping a separate TRX balance for network fees. The company did not identify an individual lead investor in the crypto.news report. Its round, together with HIFI’s and Atum’s, brought disclosed payment-related financing to $60.5 million for the week.
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