From September 26 to October 2, a total of $178.6 million was disclosed in crypto financing announcements, involving four disclosed transactions, among which Jeeves led with $110 million in equity financing.

In addition, there are two investments whose amounts have not been disclosed.

World Assets disclosed WLD sales amounting to 49 million US dollars, Solana Company priced a direct registration offering of 15 million US dollars, and Walapay raised 4.6 million US dollars in financing.

Jeeves and Walapay together account for $114.6 million of the disclosed financing amount for enterprise payment platforms.

The $49 million disclosed by World Assets comes from the sale of private tokens, while the $15 million of Solana Company was issued by a publicly listed company. Raven and Grass also announced investments, but did not disclose the amounts.

Jeeves Raises $110 Million to Fund Stablecoin Enterprises' Payment Services

Jeeves announced on September 29th the completion of a $110 million equity financing round, led by CoinFund.

The investors involved include AllianceBernstein, Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase Ventures, CRV, GIC, Global PayTech Ventures, ParaFi, Vista, Wintermute, and Y Combinator.

This company, headquartered in Miami, provides corporate cards, accounts payable, fund management, payment, and expenditure tools for enterprises operating across multiple countries. Jeeves indicates that its annual volume of card and payment transactions has exceeded $5 billion, of which $1.5 billion is settled through stablecoins.

The company stated that its stablecoin business reached this level within 8 months, while revenue quadrupled within 14 months. Over 80% of customers utilize multiple of its products.

Along with the financing, Jeeves launched a stablecoin wallet that supports payments to 190 countries, a AI expenditure tracking tool, and an accounts receivable module.

The company is also expanding its stablecoin card business from 25 countries to 35 countries and has opened an office in Madrid. The new markets include Argentina, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Peru, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

CoinFund, the managing partner, stated that Jeeves already has corporate clients in Latin America, the United States, and Europe, which is one of the reasons for their participation in this round of financing.

World Assets Discloses $49 Million Lock-up Period WLD Sales

According to a report on September 28th that cited an official announcement from the project, World Assets completed $49 million in over-the-counter WLD sales in the past month.

These transactions come with a one-year lock-up period. At the time of the announcement, some token deliveries had already been completed, while the remaining transfers and settlements were scheduled to take place during that same week.

This financing involves the sale of private tokens, rather than equity investments in Tools, for, and Humanity. It is also not part of a traditional venture capital round.

CryptoRank records this transaction in the financing history of World. Therefore, these $49 million represent the disclosed token sales amount, and not the valuation of the project or its operating company.

The announcement covers multiple sales over a period of one month; therefore, this total amount should be understood as the financing disclosed within the reporting period, rather than the funds raised entirely within 7 days.

Solana Company Issues Stocks at a Price of $15 Million

Solana Company announced a direct registration and issuance on September 30, with an estimated total fundraising of about 15 million US dollars.

This NASDAQ-listed company agreed to sell 4,369,356 Class A shares to an institutional investor at $3.433 per share. The related shares come with warrants that allow the buyer to subscribe for an additional number of shares at an exercise price of $3.776 per share.

Solana Company indicates that the issue price is 5% above the net asset value per share, while the exercise price of the warrant is 10% above the net asset value.

The company, headquartered in Philadelphia, plans to use the funds obtained for its "per share SOL" strategy, which includes potential stock repurchases and further purchases of Solana, as well as for working capital and business expansion.

Clear Street acts as the exclusive placement agent. The transaction is expected to be completed around October 1st, but it is subject to meeting the usual conditions.

The company disclosed that as of September 24, it held 2.3 million SOL tokens, as well as $2.3 million in cash and stablecoins. This issuance is considered financing for a listed company, rather than venture capital.

Financing amount is less than $10 million.

• citybiz reported on October 1st that Walapay completed a $4.6 million seed round of financing, led by Generative Ventures, with participation from Commerce Ventures, Polygon, Verda Ventures, NGC Ventures, FGV Capital, AAF, Jsquare, Knollwood, and Big Brain Holdings. Walapay was founded by brothers Tom Borgers and Dimitri Borgers and integrates multi-currency accounts, foreign exchange, payments, and global payments through a API. The company claims to cover over 180 countries and 60 currencies, with an annual payment volume of $2.5 billion. The company plans to expand its licenses, bank partnerships, and team, and to establish local payment connections in Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
• Casino.org reported on September 29th that Raven received strategic investment with the support of Coinbase Ventures and CMCC Global, with a pre-investment valuation of 90 million US dollars. The amount of investment was not disclosed. Raven provides liquidity for prediction markets, digital assets, and token projects on both centralized and decentralized platforms. Charlie Morris, one of the co-founders of Raven, will join its board of directors. The valuation mentioned in the report continues from its seed round in 2024, which was 27 million US dollars with a valuation of 25 million US dollars at that time.
• Mult Token Issuance in On September 29th, Capital announced that its hedge fund and venture capital fund provided an undisclosed amount of investment to Grass. Grass utilizes the idle internet bandwidth of contributors to collect public network data for AI customers. Mult Token Issuance in cited data showing that Grass generated $17 million in revenue in 2025 and another $17 million in the first half of 2026. The investor stated that Grass is developing real-time information retrieval tools, including the upcoming Contents API, Search API, and web page indexing.