Self-custody neobank and payment infrastructure Tria announces completion of $12 million Pre-seed and Strategic funding rounds
ChainCatcher News, the self-custody neobank and payment infrastructure Tria announced the completion of $12 million in Pre-seed and strategic round financing, aiming to build a global self-custody neobank for humans and AI agents.
Investors in this round include P2 Ventures (Polygon), Aptos, the Tria community, as well as several executives from organizations and projects such as Polygon, Ethereum Foundation, Wintermute, Sentient, 0G, Concrete, and Eigen. Polychain and Polygon served as advisors during the Pre-seed stage.
Tria's goal is to address the practical usage barriers of cryptocurrency, allowing users to spend, trade, and earn yields from a single self-custody balance without worrying about gas fees, cross-chain bridges, or seed phrases. Its Visa card is supported in over 150 countries and regions worldwide and is compatible with more than 1,000 tokens, with transactions optimized and executed through its BestPath engine.
Tria stated that its vision is to become a consumer-grade neobank and programmable payment infrastructure in the Web3 space. The Tria team consists of members from an exchange, Polygon, OpenSea, and other companies. In addition, Tria is preparing a public sale round for the community.
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