23 Crypto Companies in Australia
LeadWave's crypto database lists 23 crypto companies in Australia, as of November 2026. The table shows the 23 biggest, by funding and market rank, each with one decision maker.
Immutable
Maple Finance
Derive
Synthetix
Rocket Pool
Banxa
DigitalX
- Crypto companies in Australia
- 23
- In LeadWave's database, November 2026
- Decision makers
- 23
- At 20 companies
- On CoinMarketCap
- 48%
- 11 with a ranked coin
- Funding raised
- $227.1M
- By 18 companies that disclose it
Top Crypto companies in Australia
The 23 biggest of 23, by funding raised and CoinMarketCap rank. Each row names one decision maker; the email is in the full list.
| Company | What it does | HQ | Size · funding | Decision maker |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1ImmutableIMXimmutable.com | Immutable provides a blockchain infrastructure that transforms digital asset ownership in the video-gaming industry.Crypto GamingNFTLayer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains | Surry Hills | $77.4M raised#112 on CoinMarketCap170 employeesFounded 2018 | Robbie FergusonCo-Founder |
| 2Maple FinanceSYRUPmaple.finance | Maple Finance is a blockchain-based financial technology provider focused on institutional-grade asset management in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.Crypto LendingCrypto Asset ManagersCrypto Compliance | East Melbourne | $47.7M raised#141 on CoinMarketCap84 employeesFounded 2020 | Sidney PowellCEO and Co-Founder |
| 3DeriveDRVderive.xyz | Derive Labs, based in Sydney, Australia, is a FinTech company focused on decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure.Crypto CustodyCrypto LendingCrypto Compliance | Sydney | #219 on CoinMarketCap25 employees | Nick ForsterCEO, Co-Founder |
| 4SynthetixSNXsynthetix.io | A cryptoasset-backed network that enables the creation of on-chain synthetic assets.Crypto BankingStablecoinRWA Tokenization | Sydney | $46M raised#327 on CoinMarketCap23 employeesFounded 2017 | — |
| 5Rocket PoolRPLrocketpool.net | Rocket Pool is a decentralized liquid staking protocol for Ethereum, allowing users to stake ETH and earn rewards while retaining liquidity.Crypto CustodyDeFiWeb3 | Brisbane | #476 on CoinMarketCap6 employeesFounded 2017 | Darren LangleyGeneral Manager |
| 6Banxabanxa.com | Banxa is the world's first listed RegTech and Payment Service Provider (PSP) for the digital asset industryCrypto Compliance | Melbourne | $13.9M raised170 employeesFounded 2014 | Tania LeungManaging Director - UK |
| 7DigitalXdigitalx.com | DigitalX is an Australia-based software solutions company developing products and services.BitcoinBlockchain | Perth | $10.4M raised38 employeesFounded 1988 | Peter RubinsteinDirector |
8 Troviotrovio.io | Trovio is an Australian Fintech startup that has developed a platform for the digitisation of gold and other precious metals.Blockchain | Sydney | $6.3M raised5 employeesFounded 2017 | Jon DeaneCEO |
9 Ambire WalletWALLETambire.com | Ambire is a web3 product company founded in 2017, based in Tallinn, Estonia.Crypto CustodyCrypto Asset ManagersCrypto Wallet | Sydney | $2.5M raised#916 on CoinMarketCap15 employeesFounded 2017 | Ivo GeorgievCEO |
10 Identitiiidentitii.com | Identitii is an Australian FinTech reducing last mile payment hold ups, without replacing the railsCrypto PaymentBlockchain | Woolloomooloo | $5.6M raised46 employeesFounded 2014 | Tim PhillippsExecutive Chairman |
11 Drift LabsDRIFTdrift.trade | Drift Protocol brings on-chain, cross-margined perpetual futures to Solana.Crypto ExchangesDeFiCrypto Startups | Sydney | $3.8M raised#1,060 on CoinMarketCap15 employeesFounded 2021 | David LuContributor |
12 Redbelly NetworkRBNTredbelly.network | Redbelly Network is a Layer 1 blockchain platform based in Sydney, Australia, focused on the compliant tokenization and trading of Real World Assets (RWA).Crypto ComplianceRWA TokenizationLayer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains | Sydney | #1,131 on CoinMarketCap44 employeesFounded 2020 | Vincent GramoliDirector |
13 Lygonlygon.com | Lygon operates as a blockchain banking start-up.Crypto BankingBlockchain | Sydney | $3.7M raised18 employeesFounded 2017 | Justin AmosCo-Founder & CEO |
14 DACXIDXIdacxichain.com | Dacxi Chain is a global equity crowdfunding network that connects locally licensed crowdfunding platforms into a unified international ecosystem.RWA TokenizationBlockchain | Sydney | #1,220 on CoinMarketCap18 employeesFounded 2017 | — |
15 Australian Digital DollarAUDDaudd.digital | AUDD (Australian Digital Dollar) is a regulated, fully cash-backed stablecoin issued by AUDC Pty Ltd, an Australian fintech company.Crypto BankingCrypto SaaSStablecoin | Melbourne | $1.2M raised#1,284 on CoinMarketCap22 employeesFounded 2019 | Effie DimitropoulosCEO – Audd |
16 Talismantalisman.xyz | Talisman is a community-owned wallet built for Polkadot, Kusama the Parachains.Crypto WalletCrypto Startups | Melbourne | $2.4M raised10 employeesFounded 2020 | Daniel HarrisonFounder & Head of Engineering |
17 Amasaamasa.io | Amasa puts a world of income streaming in the palm.Bitcoin | Sydney | $1.5M raised4 employeesFounded 2018 | William BirksCofounder and Project Lead |
18 RelayPayrelaypay.io | RelayPay is a payment gateway that bridges the gap between traditional finance and digital currenciesCrypto PaymentCrypto InfrastructureBlockchain | Sydney | $1.5M raised5 employeesFounded 2019 | Erica YangCo-Founder |
19 Marhaba Defimrhb.network | Marhaba Defi is a decentralized finance platform.BitcoinDeFiCrypto Startups | Sydney | $1.2M raised14 employeesFounded 2020 | Naquib MohammedFounder | CEO |
20 CoinJarcoinjar.com | CoinJar is an Australian bitcoin platform that enables the buying and selling of bitcoins and allows merchants to accept bitcoin payments.Crypto PaymentBitcoin | Melbourne | $1.1M raised49 employeesFounded 2013 | Asher TanCEO, Co-Founder |
21 Itheumitheum.io | As we enter the web3 and metaverse era; Itheum unlocks data silos and generates new value for your data.Crypto Data and AnalyticsWeb3Blockchain | Sydney | $875K raised4 employeesFounded 2012 | — |
22 SHPINGSHPINGshping.com | Shping is a Melbourne-based shopper marketing and consumer engagement platform founded in 2017.Crypto SaaSCrypto ComplianceBlockchain | Melbourne | #1,864 on CoinMarketCap34 employeesFounded 2018 | Gennady Volchek |
23 Independent Reserveindependentreserve.com | Independent Reserve is a Bitcoin and Digital Currency exchange.Crypto ExchangesBitcoinBlockchain | North Sydney | $22.3K raised74 employeesFounded 2013 | Adrian PrzeloznyCEO |
Crypto companies in Australia at a glance
- 18 of the 23 crypto companies in Australia have disclosed funding, $227.1M raised in all.
- 11 (48%) have a coin or token ranked on CoinMarketCap.
- Most are small teams: 83% of those with a known headcount have 50 employees or fewer.
- Sydney has the most of them: 12.
- The biggest segments: DeFi (7), Web3 (7) and Bitcoin (6).
- 20 of them (87%) have a decision maker in the list, 23 people in all.
- Sydney12 · 52%
- Melbourne5 · 22%
- Brisbane1 · 4%
- East Melbourne1 · 4%
- North Sydney1 · 4%
- Perth1 · 4%
- Surry Hills1 · 4%
- Woolloomooloo1 · 4%
- DeFi7 · 30%
- Web37 · 30%
- Bitcoin6 · 26%
- Crypto Compliance6 · 26%
- Crypto Infrastructure6 · 26%
- Crypto Exchanges5 · 22%
- Crypto Startups5 · 22%
- Crypto Payment4 · 17%
- 20211 · 4%
- 20204 · 17%
- 20192 · 9%
- 20183 · 13%
- 20176 · 26%
- 20142 · 9%
- 20132 · 9%
- 20121 · 4%
How this list was built
A company counts when its headquarters is in Australia. Companies without a known headquarters aren't on location lists. Companies whose website no longer works, or that collapsed (FTX, Celsius, BlockFi …), are left out.
The data comes from LeadWave's crypto database, last updated in November 2026: companies from Crunchbase and CoinMarketCap, each website checked to be live, with headquarters, headcount and funding refreshed in November 2026. Decision makers who had moved to another company were replaced or taken out. The table ranks companies by funding raised and CoinMarketCap rank, whichever puts them higher.
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Frequently asked questions
LeadWave's crypto database lists 23 crypto companies in Australia, as of November 2026. Each company is counted once, however many coins or tokens it has.
The biggest, by funding raised and CoinMarketCap rank, are Immutable, Maple Finance, Derive, Synthetix and Rocket Pool. The table on this page lists the top 23, each with one decision maker.
Each row on this page names one decision maker, often the CEO or a founder. Their emails are in the 1,300 Crypto Companies List: 1,324 companies and 1,165 decision makers' emails, 1,066 of them verified. It costs $99, one-time.
Companies come from Crunchbase and CoinMarketCap, and each website is checked to be live. Headquarters, headcount, founding year and funding were refreshed in November 2026. Decision makers' emails are found and verified one by one, and each person is checked against where they work now: anyone who had moved on was replaced with the company's current CEO or a founder, or taken out. The list is refreshed as the database grows; this page is from November 2026.