Goldman Sachs and Galaxy Digital Invest in Crypto Custody Business

In total, BitGo’s series B finance rounding has earned $58.5 million. Bloomberg notes that BitGo was able to increase a total amount of $70 million in all its own fundraising rounds. The substantial investment from two companies connected with Wall Street can help BitGo attract more wealthy investors, later on, Bloomberg considers.

 

BitGo is an American crypto wallet and blockchain security company established back in 2013. Since Cointelegraph composed before, in September, the business obtained a state trust company charter in the South Dakota Division of Banking, consequently getting a skilled custodian for crypto.

Goldman Sachs has also allegedly considered producing its own crypto custody. In August, insiders told Bloomberg that the firm intends to provide several products linked to electronic assets” in reaction to customer interest.”

 

The unnamed sources added that using a custodian operation may also lead Goldman Sachs to other ventures, such as prime-brokerage services. In addition, the U.S. banking giant recently contributed a $25 million strategic financing round for blockchain payments startup Veem, which uses digital ledger technologies to raise the efficacy of small business obligations, with among Goldman Sachs’ officials linking its board.

In late September, Novogratz, who’s famous because of his positive crypto predictions, commented about Fidelity Investments’ choice to release a custody solution tailored to institutional shareholders, stating crypto custodians require additional testing before achieving mass interest based on buyer confidence.

 

Source: Crypto New Media

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