Chain, Inc.

Other Technology · San Francisco, California

FinTech

Chain, Inc. is a other technology company based in San Francisco, California, incorporated in 2013. It has raised at least $886.8 million across 5 known rounds, of which $27.4 million was reported to the SEC on 1 Form D filing, most recently in 2015.

Chain provides enterprise-grade stablecoin infrastructure powering payments at scale. Issue cards, manage wallets, send global payouts, and reconcile with a built-in ledger — all via a unified API.

Total raised
$886.8M
7 rounds · 3 SEC-filed, 4 press-reported
2 company-issued · 2 editorial
$40.8M filed with the SEC
DateRoundAmountRaised to dateLead investorSource
2025-10-23Growth$280.0M$886.8MRound pagesource ↗
2025-04-23Series D$356.0M$606.8MRound pagesource ↗
2024-07-25Series C$140.0M$250.8MRedpoint Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and IVPRound pagesource ↗
2023-02-23Series C$70.0M$110.8MMorgan Creek DigitalRound pagesource ↗
2015-09-14$27.4M$40.8MSEC Form D
2014-08-21$9.4M$13.5MSEC Form D
2013-03-22$4.0M$4.0MSEC Form D

SEC rows are Form D filings, where the amount is what was actually sold and amendments update a round rather than adding one. Press rows are split between company-issued releases or wires and editorial or third-party coverage. The total is therefore a floor: a round nobody reported is a round we cannot see. A buyout or control change appears in the timeline but is never added to the total: that money goes to shareholders, not into the company.

Investors
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Form D is the notice a company files with the SEC when it sells securities without registering them. It reports the amount sold, not a valuation. Figures here are what the filing says. Where a filing is silent, the field is left blank rather than estimated. “Total raised” adds press-reported rounds that never appear in a filing, so it is a floor rather than an audited sum: press amounts are the figures the company announced, and a round nobody reported is a round we cannot see.