Self-custody digital bank Tria completes $12 million Pre-seed and Strategic funding rounds
Foresight News reported, according to The Block, that self-custody digital bank Tria has completed a $12 million Pre-seed and strategic funding round, with participation from P2 Ventures, Aptos, Tria’s own community, as well as executives from Polygon, Ethereum Foundation, Wintermute, Sentient, 0G, Concrete, Eigen, and other institutions. Polychain and Polygon served as meta Pre-seed round advisors.
Tria is a new type of self-custody bank that integrates spending, trading, and yield across multiple blockchains without the need for bridging, gas, or custodians. Tria is built for both humans and AI, making money programmable and enabling both traders and AI agents to conduct native on-chain transactions.
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