UPDATE: Talos, a leading provider of institutional digital asset infrastructure, has just announced a significant $45 million extension to its Series B funding round, raising the total to an impressive $150 million. This strategic fundraising, revealed on January 29, 2026, in New York, brings major institutional players into the fold, including Robinhood Markets, Sony Innovation Fund, IMC, QCP, and Karatage.
The new capital injection propels Talos’s post-money valuation to approximately $1.5 billion. “We’re proud to have some of the world’s most respected institutions, most of them existing clients and partners, join us as investors,” stated Anton Katz, CEO and Co-Founder of Talos. “These partners recognize Talos’s critical role in providing core infrastructure for digital assets as traditional asset classes transition to digital platforms.”
This funding round signifies a robust endorsement of Talos’s capabilities, with strategic partners eager to align more closely with the company’s growth trajectory. The investment will accelerate product development across Talos’s offerings, enhancing portfolio construction, risk management, and settlement tools, particularly as the firm prepares to support traditional assets entering the digital realm.
Talos has experienced remarkable momentum, doubling revenues and client numbers annually over the past two years. Recently, the company launched its RFQ platform with BlackRock traders on the Aladdin® platform and acquired four key digital asset firms: Coin Metrics, Cloudwall, Skolem, and D3X Systems. These acquisitions are set to bolster Talos’s capabilities in data, risk management, and decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure.
Notable investors have praised Talos’s focus on institutional requirements. “Talos’s attention to performance, safety, and reliability positions it as a preferred gateway for institutions entering digital asset markets,” remarked Jae Park, CFO of Crypto at IMC.
“Digital assets are no longer a standalone market – they’re becoming the rails for broader capital markets,”
added Darius Sit, Founder of QCP.
A portion of this investment was executed using stablecoins, illustrating the growing trend of blockchain-based transactions in institutional finance. This development underlines the increasing importance of digital asset infrastructure in the evolving financial landscape.
As Talos continues to expand and innovate, the firm is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of financial markets. Investors and industry watchers should stay tuned for further updates as Talos embarks on this exciting new phase of growth.
For more information, visit www.talos.com.
