Range raises $8.3M Series A to scale stablecoin compliance

Range, a Zug-based stablecoin compliance startup, has closed an oversubscribed $8.3 million Series A, bringing total funding to $11 million. The round drew a mix of traditional fintech and crypto-native capital: Swiss-based TX Ventures and U.S.-based SixThirty led the fintech side, while Maven 11 Capital and Onigiri Capital represented the crypto-native book. The blend matters — Series A cheques from both sides of the rail are rare at this stage for a compliance vendor, and signal that institutional demand for stablecoin infrastructure is broad enough to span both investor cohorts.

The company's client roster — Circle, the Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads, and Jupiter — gives a read on where the demand is coming from. These are the issuers, foundations, and on-chain financial primitives that have to satisfy bank-grade controls while moving billions across crypto rails. Range's two-product stack targets that exact pain point: Unify acts as a real-time ledger connecting bank accounts, custodians, wallets, and exchanges, while Protect screens onchain transactions for sanctions, fraud, compliance, and internal policy violations before execution. CEO Andres Monteoliva framed the thesis in the announcement: "Stablecoins and fiat are converging, and finance teams need one platform to run both safely and at scale."

Why it matters

Range claims it tracks 99.41% of all stablecoin payments and protects more than $30 billion in customer assets, integrating with over 10,000 banks, custodians, and wallets. The coverage number is the headline: 200+ integrations and near-universal payment tracking put the firm in a position to become default infrastructure for stablecoin compliance — the way Plaid became default infrastructure for bank connectivity a decade ago. Capital allocators are reading the same convergence thesis: stablecoin transaction volume has scaled faster than the tooling to monitor it, and the gap is closing via venture-funded vendors rather than in-house builds at the issuers.

Market impact

The investor mix — fintech funds (TX Ventures, SixThirty) alongside crypto-native (Maven 11, Onigiri) — is the structural signal.