Allium Raises $40M Series B for Institutional Blockchain Data

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Allium, a New York based blockchain data company, has raised a $40 million Series B led by Amplify Partners. Other investors in the round include Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures.

The company helps institutions make sense of fragmented blockchain data, doing the heavy work to standardize and enrich information across more than 150 chains. As global finance shifts onto blockchain infrastructure, that kind of clean, trustworthy data has become increasingly valuable. The company points to $302 billion in stablecoins, $394 billion in on-chain payments volume in 2025, and $27.6 billion in tokenized financial instruments as evidence of the shift.

Allium has grown revenue more than tenfold since its Series A. Its data is cited by government agencies and research institutions including the Federal Reserve and Stanford. Visa partnered with the company to power the Visa Onchain Analytics Dashboard, and Boston Consulting Group uses Allium for research and market analysis on digital assets and stablecoin payments.

The raise reflects rising institutional interest in blockchain, and in the data infrastructure that lets traditional finance operate on it with confidence.