Where is Canto located?

Canto is headquartered in New York City, United States.

Is Canto a funded company?

Canto is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does Canto rank among its competitors?

Canto ranks 1171st amongst 1850 active competitors, of which 330 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was River Financial, which secured $35M in May, 2023.

Who are the top competitors of Canto?

Canto's top competitors include Consensys, Coins.ph and Luno. Among them, River Financial secured the most recent funding round in May, 2023.

Canto - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

Layer-1 blockchain built to deliver on the promise of DeFi. Its mission is to offer the primary tools of DeFi (DEX, lending protocol, and decentralized stablecoin) as a Free Public Infrastructure (FPI). It returns power to users by advocating for an environment free of the rent-seeking behavior of most DeFi applications.

Website: canto.io
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Founded Year

2022

Location

New York City, United States

Stage

Funding Raised

Investors

Visary Capital

Ranked

1171^st among 1850 active competitors

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Canto is a funded company. Canto has 1 institutional investor.

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The founders of Canto are Arijit Pingle and T K Kwon.

Here are the details of Canto's key team members:

Arijit Pingle: Co-Founder of Canto.
T K Kwon: Co-Founder of Canto.

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Top competitors of Canto include Consensys, Coins.ph and Luno. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Canto, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Consensys 2014, Fort Worth (United States), Series D	Developer of blockchain and web3 software platform	$725M	Temasek, HSBC & 56 others	81/100
2nd	Coins.ph 2014, Pasig (Philippines), Acquired	Digital wallet for Bitcoin assets	$40M	Naspers, Ribbit Capital & 15 others	80/100
3rd	Luno 2013, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	App-based platform for crypto wallet and investments	$13M	Naspers, Balderton Capital & 12 others	80/100
4th	FalconX 2018, San Francisco (United States), Series D	Online platform offering cryptocurrency trading and investment solutions for institutions	$430M	B Capital, Sapphire Ventures & 26 others	79/100
5th	BlockFi 2017, Jersey City (United States), Acquired	Online platform for trading, crypto-backed loans, interest accounts, and wallets	$466M	Valar Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures & 64 others	78/100
6th	Amber Group 2017, Singapore (Singapore), Series C	Provider of blockchain-based financial solutions	$628M	Temasek, Paradigmcap & 31 others	76/100
7th	AVA 2018, Brooklyn (United States), Series B	Blockchain platform for smart contracts and custom subnets	$368M	Andreessen Horowitz, Metastable Materials ... & 22 others	75/100
8th	Fireblocks 2018, New York (United States), Series E	Provider of an online platform for crypto custody, payments, tokenization, and wallet-as-a-service	$1.04B	Spark Capital, Stripes & 37 others	75/100
9th	River Financial 2019, San Francisco (United States), Series B	Blockchain focused investment firm	$70M	Goldcrest, Kingsway Capital & 19 others	74/100
10th	Safe Ecosystem Foundation 2018, Zug (Switzerland), Series D	Decentralized custody protocol and asset management platform on Ethereum and the EVM	$112M	1kx, Tiger Global Management & 10 others	73/100
1171st	Canto 2022, New York City (United States), Funding Raised	Layer-1 blockchain built to deliver on the promise of DeFi	-	Visary Capital	21/100