22 Crypto Companies in Paris
LeadWave's crypto database lists 22 crypto companies in Paris, as of November 2026. The table shows the 22 biggest, by funding and market rank, each with one decision maker.
Sorare
Ledger
Morpho
Zama
Arianee
Kaiko
Galeon
- Crypto companies in Paris
- 22
- In LeadWave's database, November 2026
- Decision makers
- 21
- At 20 companies
- On CoinMarketCap
- 27%
- 6 with a ranked coin
- Funding raised
- $1.8B
- By 20 companies that disclose it
Top Crypto companies in Paris
The 22 biggest of 22, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sorare is a global fantasy football game where players can buy, trade, and play with official digital cards.Crypto GamingBlockchain | Paris | $739.4M raised120 employeesFounded 2018 | Nicolas JuliaCo-founder & CEO |
| 2 | Ledger provides security and infrastructure solutions to critical digital assets for consumers and institutional investors.Crypto SecurityCrypto SaaSCrypto Infrastructure | Paris | $468M raised870 employeesFounded 2014 | Pascal GauthierChairman & CEO |
| 3 | Morpho is an open-source DeFi lending protocol that connects lenders and borrowers globally.Crypto LendingDeFiCrypto Startups | Paris | $244.3M raised#56 on CoinMarketCap94 employeesFounded 2021 | Florian MiramonSolution Architect / Prime Integrations |
| 4 | Zama is an open-source cryptography company founded in 2020 by Rand Hindi and Pascal Paillier.AI CryptoCrypto StartupsWeb3 | Paris | $181.5M raised#136 on CoinMarketCap120 employeesFounded 2020 | Rand HindiCo-founder & CEO |
| 5 | Arianee is a technology company based in Paris, founded in 2018, that specializes in creating enterprise infrastructure for Digital Product Passports (DPPs)…Crypto SaaSNFTCrypto Infrastructure | Paris | $30.6M raised#1,949 on CoinMarketCap42 employeesFounded 2018 | Frederic MontagnonFounder and Chairman |
| 6 | Kaiko provides institutional investors and market participants with enterprise-grade data infrastructure.Enterprise BlockchainCrypto PaymentBitcoin | Paris | $29.5M raised110 employeesFounded 2014 | Ambre SoubiranCEO |
| 7 | Galeon is a HealthTech company that specializes in developing AI-powered Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems for hospitals.Crypto GamingAI CryptoWeb3 | Paris | $15M raised#1,340 on CoinMarketCap96 employeesFounded 2016 | Loic Brotons |
| 8 | ACINQ is one of the companies working on Bitcoin scalability.BitcoinBlockchain | Paris | $9.7M raised7 employeesFounded 2014 | Pierre-Marie PadiouCo-Founder & CEO |
| 9 | Faith Tribe is a digital platform designed to empower and unlock new opportunities for fashion designers, artists or small creative businesses, by enabling…NFTCrypto StartupsBlockchain | Paris | #771 on CoinMarketCap8 employeesFounded 2021 | Roman RiabokonWeb3 Product Owner & Partnerships Lead |
| 10 | Invest in the Future, now!Crypto BankingBitcoinBlockchain | Paris | $8.2M raised69 employeesFounded 2015 | Nicolas LouvetCEO |
| 11 | Ultra provides a game distribution platform powered by blockchain.Crypto GamingBlockchain | Paris | $5M raised46 employeesFounded 2017 | Nicolas GilotFounder |
| 12 | Angle Protocol focus on offering stablecoins pegged to currencies.Stablecoin | Paris | $5M raised7 employees | Pablo VeyratCEO |
| 13 | Connecting Food operates as a foodtech and blockchain platform.Blockchain | Paris | $4.5M raised3 employeesFounded 2016 | — |
| 14 | Lum Network delivers the first decentralized system for businesses to establish genuine customer trust.Blockchain | Paris | $4M raised13 employeesFounded 2017 | — |
| 15 | Tilkal is a blockchain-based end-to-end traceability platform for supply chains.Enterprise BlockchainBlockchain | Paris | $3.9M raised28 employeesFounded 2017 | Matthieu HugCEO & Founder |
| 16 | Kleros is a decentralized arbitration service and open-source online dispute resolution protocol based in Paris, France.Crypto ComplianceDeFiWeb3 | Paris | #1,116 on CoinMarketCap41 employeesFounded 2017 | Federico AstFounder & CEO |
| 17 | BCdiploma is a turnkey blockchain solution for delivering tamper-proof diplomas and certificatesCrypto SaaSEnterprise BlockchainBlockchain | Paris | $3.2M raised14 employeesFounded 2017 | Luc Jarry-LacombeCEO |
| 18 | Financial analysis & accounting tool for cryptocurrenciesCrypto Data and Analytics | Paris | $1.2M raised120 employeesFounded 2018 | Antoine ScaliaCEO |
| 19 | Eversend is a multi-currency wallets platform that provides currency exchange, merchant payments, and other financial services.Crypto WalletCrypto PaymentCrypto Exchanges | Paris | $1.1M raised38 employeesFounded 2017 | Stone AtwineCEO and Founder |
| 20 | The security suite for crypto custodyCrypto SecurityCrypto CustodyCrypto SaaS | Paris | $1.1M raised89 employeesFounded 2020 | Clarisse HagegeCEO & Founder |
| 21 | Talao is a blockchain based platform helping enterprise to source and retain the best freelance talent.Crypto SaaSEnterprise BlockchainBlockchain | Paris | $600K raised6 employeesFounded 2015 | Thierry ThevenetCEO |
| 22 | Unleashing Africa’s Future through Digital Green Energy & Inclusive Finance .Crypto Payment | Paris | $382.4K raised14 employeesFounded 2018 | Solofo RafenombolatianaFounder & CEO |
Crypto companies in Paris at a glance
- 20 of the 22 crypto companies in Paris have disclosed funding, $1.8B raised in all.
- 6 (27%) have a coin or token ranked on CoinMarketCap.
- Most are small teams: 59% of those with a known headcount have 50 employees or fewer, and 1 have more than 500.
- The biggest segments: Crypto Infrastructure (7), Crypto SaaS (5) and Crypto Startups (4).
- 20 of them (91%) have a decision maker in the list, 21 people in all.
- Paris22 · 100%
- Crypto Infrastructure7 · 32%
- Crypto SaaS5 · 23%
- Crypto Startups4 · 18%
- Enterprise Blockchain4 · 18%
- Web34 · 18%
- Bitcoin3 · 14%
- Crypto Gaming3 · 14%
- Crypto Payment3 · 14%
- 20212 · 9%
- 20202 · 9%
- 20184 · 18%
- 20176 · 27%
- 20162 · 9%
- 20152 · 9%
- 20143 · 14%
How this list was built
A company counts when its headquarters is in Paris. 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 22 crypto companies in Paris, 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 Sorare, Ledger, Morpho, Zama and Arianee. The table on this page lists the top 22, 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.