Danish fintech Aryze raises €3m Pre-Series A to scale its Stablecoin infrastructure for licensed issuers of stablecoins and tokenised real-world assets (RWA).
Aryze, a Danish fintech company providing stablecoin tech infrastructure as a service, has closed a €3 million Pre-Series A round. The capital funds the continued development of Aryze’s Stablecoin infrastructure. The stack combines stablecoin issuance and bank-to-bank fiat on- and off-ramps for licensed issuers of stablecoins and tokenised real-world assets (RWA).
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Stablecoin issuers don’t ask for innovation. They ask for issuance and the rails that move fiat in and out, on the same stack rather than separate vendors stitched together.”
— Bertram Seitz, CEO, Aryze
Since 2017, Aryze has held one mission: making dumb money smart by turning money movement into reliable, controllable infrastructure. Until now, stablecoin issuance has usually required builders and institutions to integrate wallet, ledger, custody, and fiat on- and off-ramp components from separate vendors. Aryze brings the issuance and fiat rails together on a single stack for licensed issuers. Builders deploy products on a self-serve layer under their own or a partner licence. Banks and regulated financial institutions use the same infrastructure as a managed service. In each case, the customer is the licensed issuer; Aryze provides the infrastructure.
“Stablecoin issuers don’t ask for innovation. They ask for issuance and the rails that move fiat in and out, on the same stack rather than separate vendors stitched together,” said Bertram Seitz, CEO of Aryze. “This round funds the next phase of that work.”
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