Keyrock Secures Series C Funding From SC Ventures
Keyrock, a neo investment group built for digital assets, is accelerating its growth trajectory after securing significant Series C funding, valuing the company at $1.1 billion.
The raise was led by SC Ventures, the venture building and investment arm of Standard Chartered, with continued support from Ripple, a provider of blockchain-based enterprise solutions across traditional and digital finance. The funding will be used to strengthen Keyrock’s balance sheet, continue to innovate across its services, and seek new acquisitions.
Today, Keyrock provides financial expertise structured for digital asset markets, offering a bridge for traditional financial firms looking to succeed in the tokenized economy. The group provides a wide range of services in the market today, including market making, asset management, OTC, and options trading. The funding marks a rolling close, as Keyrock considers further investments as part of its growth ambitions.
“Our latest funding round is a signal of intent for the future,” commented Kevin de Patoul, Keyrock’s CEO. Last year, we launched Keyrock Asset & Wealth Management to provide a service offering that’s unmatched. In 2026, we’re pushing for more growth in our services, client base, and geographic reach, as we look to gain greater market share and reinforce our position as a leading player.”
Alex Manson, CEO, SC Ventures, said: “Our investment in Keyrock reflects our conviction that sophisticated liquidity infrastructure is foundational to the evolution of digital asset markets. As tokenized assets scale, we believe full-service providers, like Keyrock, will play an important role for SC Ventures’ digital asset ventures.”
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