Elliptic closes $120M Series D led by One Peak Partners, backed by Deutsche Bank and NASDAQ
Tech Elliptic closes $120M Series D led by One Peak Partners, backed by Deutsche Bank and NASDAQ Elliptic, the London-based blockchain analytics company, just pulled in $120M in Series D funding. The round was led by growth equity firm One Peak Partners, with Deutsche Bank, Nasdaq Ventures, and the British Business Bank among those writing checks. The raise values Elliptic at roughly $670M and pushes its total funding to approximately $224M since the company was founded in 2013. What Elliptic actually does The company processes over 1 billion transactions weekly across more than 65 blockchains. It serves over 700 clients spread across 30 countries, a roster that includes banks and government agencies. The fresh capital will go toward expanding Elliptics AI-driven analytics capabilities. The specific focus: transaction monitoring for stablecoins and tokenized assets. Why the big names are betting on compliance Stablecoins are the clearest example of growing compliance demand. Theyve become the de facto rails for cross-border payments, remittances, and increasingly, traditional trade finance. Every one of those transactions needs to be screened for sanctions compliance, anti-money laundering requirements, and counter-terrorism financing rules. Tokenized assets, the other area Elliptic is targeting, represent an even newer frontier. As firms like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton tokenize treasury funds and other









