Crypto companies disclosed $151 million across five financings announced during Sep. 5–11, 2026, with most of the total concentrated in two transactions: a $100 million investment in Payward, the parent company of Kraken, and a $35 million Series A for payments company Latitude.
Those two deals represented about 89% of the week’s disclosed value, or $135 million out of $151 million. Smaller announced rounds included Antarctic Exchange at $7 million, RealGo at $6 million, and TINA at $3 million.
Payward deal tops the week
The largest financing disclosed during the period was Nasdaq Ventures’ agreement to invest $100 million in Payward. Payward is the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, making the transaction the clear anchor of the week’s activity by value.
With only five announced financings included in the tally, the Payward transaction alone accounted for the majority of the capital disclosed in the period. The roundup covered announced financings from Sep. 5 through Sep. 11, 2026.
Latitude raises Series A for stablecoin payments
Latitude reported a $35 million Series A led by Oak HC/FT. The company is building cross-border payments infrastructure that uses stablecoins for settlement while delivering funds to recipients through local banking and payment systems.
The stated goal is to give businesses a single interface for sending money across multiple markets. The company also said it has secured money-transmitter licenses or approvals in 45 U.S. markets, a detail that gives the round a practical U.S. payments angle tied to regulated cross-border transfers.
The $35 million cited in the weekly total refers only to this new Series A. An earlier $8 million Latitude round from March was not counted in the funding recap.
Smaller rounds filled out the weekly total
Beyond the two largest deals, the remaining disclosed financings were much smaller. Antarctic Exchange announced a $7 million raise for its decentralized perpetual-futures platform.
That financing was described as a SAFE-plus-token deal and carried a stated $70 million valuation. RealGo and TINA were also listed among the week’s smaller projects, with announced rounds of $6 million and $3 million, respectively.
What was counted and what was left out
The $151 million weekly figure reflects only five disclosed financings. The source article also noted that some transactions were not included in the total under the roundup’s methodology.
TRM Labs, for example, announced a Series C expansion that valued the company at $2 billion, but no new capital amount was disclosed. Because no fresh funding figure was given, it was not added to the week’s total.
The recap also excluded acquisitions involving other deals. As a result, the published tally captures only the financings with disclosed dollar amounts, with Payward and Latitude overwhelmingly shaping the week’s headline number.
Source: crypto.news