Singapore-based digital asset infrastructure provider BetterX has secured S$2.3 million (approximately $1.7 million) in a pre-Series A funding round to support its expansion across Asia, the Middle East, and the United States.
The funding round brought in new investors including Grand Prix Capital, Aument Capital, and prominent angel investors such as Sabrina Tachdjian of the HBAR Foundation and Riaz Mehta of Crypto Knights.
Existing backers, including Aura Group and Kinsey Cotton, co-founder of Tibra, also participated. Previous investors Scalare Partners, Wholesale Investor, B7 Capital, and the founder of Audacy Ventures returned for this round.
Founded in Singapore, BetterX offers institutional-grade infrastructure for tokenisation, trading, and portfolio management of digital assets.
The company aims to bridge traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem by offering compliant, scalable, and seamless solutions for financial institutions, including wealth managers and licensed intermediaries.
BetterX claims profitability in its initial market, Australia, where it has been providing services to institutional clients.
The company’s platform supports the issuance and management of tokenised financial products, digital asset trading infrastructure, and custodial solutions.
Its offerings cater to the growing number of traditional financial players entering the digital asset space in search of compliant and secure infrastructure.
The company plans to use the newly raised capital to accelerate its growth strategy in key markets, build strategic partnerships, and enhance its technology stack to meet increasing regulatory requirements and client demand.
The expansion will also focus on developing localised solutions tailored to specific regional needs.
BetterX’s latest funding comes amid rising institutional interest in digital assets and increasing regulatory clarity across jurisdictions.
The company is positioning itself as a key player in delivering compliant infrastructure to enable broader adoption of tokenised assets in traditional financial ecosystems.