Is Definancial a funded company?

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

Where does Definancial rank among its competitors?

Definancial ranks 118th amongst 59 active competitors, of which 4 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was bitHolla, which secured an undisclosed amount in Nov, 2017.

Who are the top competitors of Definancial?

Definancial's top competitors include FDCTech, Broctagon and Match-Trade Technologies. Among them, bitHolla secured the most recent funding round in November, 2017.

Definancial - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Definancial is an acqui-hired company. It operates as a Tools for creating a crypto exchange platform. The company has 59 active competitors, including 4 funded and 2 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like FDCTech, Broctagon and Match-Trade Technologies.

Company Details

Tools for creating a crypto exchange platform. It offers a cryptocurrency exchange platform for facilitating the conversion of cryptocurrencies.

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Acqui-Hired

Ranked

118^th among 124 competitors

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Top competitors of Definancial include FDCTech, Broctagon and Match-Trade Technologies. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Definancial, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	FDCTech 2016, Irvine (United States), Seed	Trade management solutions for forex and cryptocurrency brokers	$98K	-	49/100
2nd	Broctagon 2014, Singapore (Singapore), Unfunded	Software solutions for brokers	-	-	41/100
3rd	Match-Trade Technologies 2013, Irvine (United States), Unfunded	Forex technology provider offering trading platforms, liquidity solutions, and brokerage tools	-	-	41/100
4th	SHIFT 2009, New York City (United States), Funding Raised	White label cryptocurrency exchange and FX brokerage solutions	-	-	38/100
5th	Gem 2013, Los Angeles (United States), Acqui-Hired	Portfolio management platform	$10.4M	Pelion Venture Partners, KEC Ventures & 23 others	34/100
6th	Buttercoin 2013, Palo Alto (United States), Deadpooled	White-label bitcoin exchange	$1.38M	Zillionize, Y Combinator & 6 others	33/100
7th	Openware 2006, San Francisco (United States), Funding Raised	Provides an open-source blockchain ecosystem	-	Yellow Capital	31/100
8th	bitHolla 2015, Seoul (South Korea), Seed	Customized cryptocurrency exchange software	-	Orbit Ventures, SOSV	31/100
9th	Reactive Markets 2019, United Kingdom, Funding Raised	Front-end trading solutions for multiple assets	-	-	31/100
10th	Bittmax 2017, Chandigarh (India), Unfunded	Online platform offering cryptocurrency exchange software	-	-	29/100
118th	Definancial Acqui-Hired	Tools for creating a crypto exchange platform	-	-	15/100