Allium announced a $40 million Series B financing round led by Amplify Partners, with participation from existing investors Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures. As part of the investment, David Beyer of Amplify will join Allium’s board.
The company, which offers standardized and enriched blockchain data for enterprise clients, said its revenue has expanded by more than 10 times since its Series A. Allium also reported growth in its customer roster to more than 150 enterprise clients across financial institutions, fintech firms and government agencies.
Allium’s platform aggregates and harmonizes information across more than 150 blockchain networks. The company says its datasets are used by government agencies and research institutions, naming the Federal Reserve and Stanford as consumers of its data.
Among commercial applications, Visa worked with Allium’s data to develop an Onchain Analytics Dashboard that gives partners near-real-time visibility into onchain payment flows and broader ecosystem activity. Allium’s Terminal product delivers analytics via visual dashboards, APIs and data-warehouse integrations designed to support trading, compliance and product development use cases.
Consulting and advisory clients also rely on Allium’s outputs. Boston Consulting Group (BCG) uses Allium to support stablecoin payments research and to inform client advisory work related to digital assets.
The timing of the Series B follows notable onchain growth figures cited alongside the announcement: $302 billion in stablecoins, $394 billion in onchain payments volume in 2025, and $27.6 billion in tokenized financial instruments. Allium identifies a roster of customers that includes Visa, Stripe, Uniswap Foundation and Phantom.
Context and product focus
Allium positions its Terminal and datasets to serve both public- and private-sector needs: powering compliance and trading workflows for market participants while providing research-grade data to government and academic institutions. The company emphasizes integrations through APIs and data-warehouse connectors to embed analytics into client systems.
Investment and governance
The $40 million Series B is led by Amplify Partners, with Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures participating. The board will expand with the addition of Amplify’s David Beyer.