Blockchain firm Templum has raised $10 million in a fundraising round led by Japanese investment giant SBI Holdings.
Templum will use the funds to continue the development of Templum Markets and its alternative trading system and to attract accredited investors and institutions to its security token trading platform.
An institutional investor trade involving BCAP, a token that represents interest in a fund created by Blockchain Capital, is believed to be the first secondary transaction of a security token on a regulated platform.
Securitized tokens versus non-securitized tokens are coming to the forefront in the industry,
Blockchain firm Templum announced that it executed a secondary transaction of a security token on a regulated platform.
Founded in 2017, Templum aims to offer both primary issuance of initial coin offerings (ICO) and the secondary trading of both registered and unregistered digital assets as securities through Liquid M Capital’s Alternative Trading System (ATS).
Blockchain technology firm Templum has raised $2.7 million in a seed funding round. The round was led by Raptor Group, Galaxy Investment Partners, Blockchain Capital and firstminute.capital. The company will use the funds for operational expansion, product development and talent acquisition.
Founded this year,
Blockchain technology firm Templum and affiliate broker-dealer Liquid M Capital are creating a new regulated platform for token-trading focused on the US market.
Liquid M Capital is a financial technology company and broker-dealer registered with the SEC and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
