Danish fintech company Aryze has closed a 3 million euro Pre Series A funding round to accelerate the development of its stablecoin infrastructure platform, as institutional demand shifts toward integrated issuance and payment rails for digital assets. Founded in Copenhagen in 2017, Aryze is building infrastructure for licensed stablecoin issuers and tokenised real world asset platforms. The company’s core proposition combines stablecoin issuance with bank to bank fiat on and off ramp capabilities within a single unified stack, reducing the need for multiple fragmented vendor integrations.
Traditionally, stablecoin issuance has required financial institutions and builders to stitch together separate systems for wallets, custody, ledgers, compliance, and fiat connectivity. Aryze aims to consolidate these functions into one infrastructure layer that can be deployed either as a self service platform for builders or as a managed service for regulated institutions.
Bertram Seitz, Chief Executive Officer of Aryze, said the funding reflects a structural shift in how stablecoin infrastructure is being built and demanded by the market.
Stablecoin issuers are not asking for more complexity or experimental features. They are asking for reliable issuance systems and seamless fiat connectivity on a single integrated stack rather than multiple disconnected vendors, he said. This funding enables us to continue building exactly that foundation.
The company positions itself as infrastructure for licensed issuers rather than end users, focusing on regulated entities such as financial institutions, fintech platforms, and enterprise level builders. Its platform is designed to support both stablecoin issuance and operational cash movement, enabling real time settlement between digital and traditional financial systems.
Since its founding, Aryze has maintained a long term focus on making money movement more programmable and controllable through infrastructure led design. The company describes its mission as transforming financial flows into predictable, scalable systems for institutional use cases.
The newly raised capital will be used to expand product development, strengthen regulatory aligned infrastructure, and scale deployment across institutional clients in Europe and other international markets. A key focus will be improving interoperability between stablecoin systems and traditional banking rails, which remains a core challenge in digital asset adoption.
Aryze operates in the broader context of accelerating stablecoin adoption, where regulated financial institutions are increasingly exploring tokenised cash, digital settlement layers, and real world asset digitisation. The company believes this transition is driving demand for unified infrastructure platforms rather than modular point solutions.
The firm’s approach reflects a broader industry trend toward consolidation in digital asset infrastructure, where issuers prefer vertically integrated systems that reduce operational risk, improve compliance oversight, and streamline liquidity management.
With this funding round, Aryze is positioning itself as a core infrastructure provider in the evolving stablecoin ecosystem, focusing on issuance, settlement, and fiat connectivity as foundational layers of digital finance.
