Veera, a Singapore-based crypto financial services platform focused on self-custody wallets and decentralised finance tools, has raised $10 million across its pre-seed and seed funding rounds as it expands its on-chain financial services and prepares to roll out a crypto-linked payment card.
The company said the funding drew participation from crypto-focused investors including Sigma Capital, CMCC Titan Fund, 6th Man Ventures and Ayon Capital.
Veera said the capital will be used to support product development, strengthen its on-chain financial infrastructure and expand across key markets.
Founded to simplify access to self-custody wallets and decentralised finance, Veera launched its mobile-first crypto platform in January 2025.
Since launch, the company said it has recorded more than 2 million downloads and around 220,000 monthly active users, pointing to growing demand for user-friendly on-chain finance applications.
A key product initiative is the launch of a waitlist for the Veera Card, which the company said is designed to allow users to spend on-chain assets globally, helping bridge crypto wallets with real-world payments.
Veera said the card is part of its broader effort to improve the everyday usability of digital assets beyond trading and investment.
The company did not disclose its valuation, how much was raised in each funding round, or the expected timeline for a public launch of the card.
Veera operates in a highly competitive market alongside crypto wallets, decentralised finance platforms and fintech firms racing to capture payment flows tied to digital assets.
The company said its strategy centres on secure self-custody, intuitive mobile design and scalable crypto financial services aimed at a global user base.
Veera’s funding highlights renewed investor interest in consumer-facing crypto infrastructure, particularly platforms that combine self-custody with payments.
The planned card launch could help drive usage beyond speculation, but success will depend on regulatory compliance, reliable banking partners and the ability to maintain security while scaling across jurisdictions.