Deblock Completes €30M Series A Funding Round
- Deblock secures €30M for expansion in Europe.
- Funding led by Speedinvest and others.
- Plans to integrate crypto and fiat banking.
Deblock, a French crypto-bank led by ex-Revolut and Ledger executives, secured €30 million in a Series A round aimed at expanding across Europe, starting with Ireland in 2026.
This funding round, led by Speedinvest and joined by Commerz Ventures and Latitude, highlights a significant push for on-chain banking solutions within the European market.
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Deblock, a French crypto-bank, announced the completion of its €30 million Series A funding. Speedinvest led the fundraising efforts with support from Commerz Ventures and Latitude, marking a significant step for the firm’s European expansion. The bank aims to innovate on-chain banking.
Jean Meyer, Deblock’s CEO and former Revolut’s Head of Crypto, targets Ireland for debut in 2026. The plan includes expanding its fully on-chain banking offerings. Key executives from Revolut helm the company’s leadership, driving its strategic objectives.
New Market Entry
The financing will accelerate Deblock’s entry into new markets where it will offer managed euro and crypto assets on a single platform. With over 300,000 users in France, it aims to broaden consumer use of integrated digital and fiat transactions in Europe.
“Our goal is to create a clear and secure way to use both euros and digital assets in everyday life – and Ireland is one key market that is critical to defining the future of on-chain banking in Europe,” said Jean Meyer, CEO, Deblock. source
Financial backers express optimism, citing Deblock’s potential to bridge the gap between crypto and traditional banking. By allowing seamless euro-digital asset transactions, the funding signifies a move toward more inclusive, regulation-compliant financial solutions across Europe.
Regulatory Compliance and Future Prospects
The funding positions Deblock as a pivot point for greater Euro-crypto liquidity. By complying with regulations in France and planning carefully for Ireland, Deblock enhances the potential for broader adoption of crypto assets, benefiting key cryptocurrencies and altcoins.
Experts note that Deblock’s initiatives could influence broader regulatory and technological shifts in digital banking. This intent aligns with recent movements observed in Europe, where traditional and crypto-financial markets converge, tailoring solutions for diversified asset management.
