Cypher, a US-based multichain Web3 wallet, has raised $4.3 million in a seed round led by startup accelerator Y Combinator.
About Funding
The seed round, led by Y Combinator, included participation from OrangeDAO, Samsung Next, and former Coinbase CTO Balaji Sirinivasan. The company is off to a good start, raising a total of $4.3 million, and plans to use the funds raised for product development and partnerships with banking institutions.
NonCustodial Wallet Features
The mobile crypto wallet created by the company is a non-custodial wallet that allows users to store, buy and stake crypto assets. In addition to these features, Cypher’s primary goal is to design the crypto wallet with an easy-to-use interface.
What sets the company’s wallet apart from other crypto wallets is its ability to bridge the EVM and Cosmos blockchains. Instead of relying on companies like Ramp and MoonPay, the company provides fiat-to-crypto support as its in-app feature. It will also launch a payment card in the future that allows users to spend crypto assets in their wallets.
About Cypher
Cypher is a multichain noncustodial Web3 wallet that enables users to buy, sell, bridge, and stake transactions on more than 12 blockchains. The company’s mission is to make Web3 more accessible to everyone and create a large Web3 financial ecosystem. Thanks to the noncustodial wallet, users’ assets cannot be seized, frozen, used, or accessed by any third party.
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