HIFI has raised $37 million in Series A funding led by Left Lane Capital, with the capital directed toward expanding stablecoin payments, card products, and infrastructure for tokenized capital markets.
The company currently processes more than $7 billion in annualized volume across 87 countries through its platform designed to connect traditional bank rails with stablecoin settlement.
Bridging Traditional Finance and Blockchain
HIFI provides APIs that link conventional banking infrastructure with stablecoin settlement systems. The company has positioned itself between blockchain technology and financial institutions that require cash settlement, compliance, and distribution capabilities.
HIFI participated in the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation's July production trades involving DTC-tokenized assets, alongside major financial institutions including BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and Nasdaq. The company has also partnered with Visa on stablecoin-funded payouts reaching billions of Visa cards.
Addressing the Cash Settlement Challenge
Tokenized securities and capital-market transactions require more than asset representation on blockchain. Every trade involves a cash leg that must settle with equivalent speed and programmability as the security being traded.
Stablecoin infrastructure addresses this challenge by enabling the cash component to move alongside tokenized assets with matching efficiency. This convergence of traditional payments, stablecoins, and securities settlement creates infrastructure opportunities as these systems increasingly intersect.
The Series A funding provides HIFI with capital to develop in this emerging market, though the round did not include a disclosed valuation.
