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HIFI, Hub71+ Digital Assets startup, raises USD 37 million in Series A round led by Left Lane Capital

HIFI, Hub71+ Digital Assets startup, raises USD 37 million in Series A round led by Left Lane Capital

BitgetBitget2026/09/25 10:23
  • Hub71-backed fintech HIFI raised USD 37 million in Series A funding led by Left Lane Capital.
  • New York-based HIFI builds infrastructure that connects stablecoins with bank rails for money movement, conversion, routing, settlement.
  • Funding targets expanded regulatory coverage, headcount growth, product expansion into cards, tokenized capital markets.
  • Platform processes more than USD 7 billion in annualized volume; customer usage rose more than fourfold over six months.
  • HIFI supported tokenized repo pilots in July 2026, including a Tradeweb trade settled on Canton Network using USDCx.


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