- Series B was led by Amplify Partners, with Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures as backers.
- Allium’s focus is on data accuracy, auditability, enterprise APIs, accounting, and more.
- The company now covers over 150 blockchains and handles more than four petabytes of data.
Blockchain analytics firm Allium has raised $40 million in a Series B round led by Amplify Partners. Existing backers Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures also participated in the round. The funding notes the rising demand from institutions for reliable blockchain data as traditional finance gets more involved in digital assets.
The company previously raised $5 million in seed funding before securing a $16.5 million Series A round led by Theory Ventures in 2024.
Since its Series A, Allium has grown fast, with its revenue increasing tenfold. The company says it now covers over 150 blockchains and handles more than four petabytes of data. Additionally, Allium serves big names like Visa, Coinbase, Phantom, MetaMask, MoonPay, and top accounting firms.
What Does Allium Do?
One of crypto’s biggest problems is that blockchain data is technically public but extremely difficult for institutions to use. Every chain stores its info in a different way, smart contracts have varying setups, and pulling useful data usually calls for a dedicated engineering team.
Allium fixes this by gathering raw blockchain data, cleaning it up, making it easy for companies to query, and providing APIs and analytics tools.
While the company operates in the same space as Arkham, Nansen, Dune, Chainalysis, and others, its focus is less on retail traders and more on serving major institutions through data accuracy, auditability, enterprise APIs, accounting, compliance, and financial reporting.
Stablecoin Adoption Is Accelerating
Likely one of the largest reasons companies like Allium are thriving is the rapid expansion of stablecoins. Visa and other payment firms are pouring money into blockchain settlement, and banks worldwide are experimenting with tokenized deposits and stablecoin payments.
Since late May, the global stablecoin market has grown to roughly $320 billion in circulation, which is a new all‑time high in 2026.
Additionally, stablecoins processed more than $33 trillion in transaction volume during 2025, with monthly volume closing in on $1.5 trillion. Interestingly, in some metrics, stablecoin settlement volume already outstrips large networks like Visa on an annual basis.
For comparison, stablecoins were worth less than $2 billion just a few years ago.
Related: Allium Partners With Walrus to Bring 65TB of Standardized Data On-Chain
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