15 Crypto Companies in Toronto
LeadWave's crypto database lists 15 crypto companies in Toronto, as of November 2026. The table shows the 15 biggest, by funding and market rank, each with one decision maker.
Metis
Coinsquare
Nobul
Bluefin
Tokens.com
Newton.co
Sequence
- Crypto companies in Toronto
- 15
- In LeadWave's database, November 2026
- Decision makers
- 13
- At 11 companies
- On CoinMarketCap
- 27%
- 4 with a ranked coin
- Funding raised
- $403.1M
- By 14 companies that disclose it
Top Crypto companies in Toronto
The 15 biggest of 15, 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 | Metis is a Canada-based blockchain platform that allows developers to build and manage decentralized applications.Layer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsWeb3Blockchain | Toronto | $109.6M raised#624 on CoinMarketCapFounded 2018 | Tom Ngo |
| 2 | Coinsquare is a prominent Canadian cryptocurrency exchange and digital asset trading platform, established in 2014 and based in Toronto, Ontario.Crypto CustodyCrypto Asset ManagersCrypto Compliance | Toronto | $98.5M raised28 employeesFounded 2014 | Martin PiszelFintech Advisor |
| 3 | The world’s only technology-driven real estate marketplace where every agent, from every brokerage, can compete for consumer’s business.Blockchain | Toronto | $50M raised14 employeesFounded 2016 | Regan McGeeFounder, Chairman and CEO |
| 4 | Bluefin is a decentralized financial ecosystem that specializes in on-chain trading and asset exchange.Crypto ExchangesDeFiCrypto Startups | Toronto | $45.6M raised#1,229 on CoinMarketCap43 employeesFounded 2020 | — |
| 5 | Tokens.com is a PoS technology company that enables investors to invest in digital assets in a simple and secure way.Crypto StartupsBlockchain | Toronto | $37.9M raisedFounded 2020 | — |
| 6 | No-fee cryptocurrency trading platform for CanadiansCrypto ExchangesBitcoinBlockchain | Toronto | $15M raised40 employeesFounded 2018 | Erynn SaundersHead of Design |
| 7 | Horizon Blockchain Games is driving Web3 adoption by making blockchain easy, fun and powerful for users and developers.Crypto GamingWeb3Crypto Infrastructure | Toronto | $13.3M raised3 employeesFounded 2017 | — |
| 8 | Blockchain Semiconductors and Systems for Cryptocurrency and Enterprise ApplicationsBlockchain | Toronto | $10.2M raised17 employeesFounded 2017 | Daren TungCo-Founder |
| 9 | Hut 8 Corp.Bitcoin MiningAI CryptoBitcoin | Toronto | $9M raised250 employeesFounded 2011 | Jaime LevertonCEO |
| 10 | Stablecorp Inc.StablecoinCrypto ComplianceEnterprise Blockchain | Toronto | $8.8M raised#1,797 on CoinMarketCap14 employeesFounded 2019 | — |
| 11 | 3Commas provides a platform for cryptocurrency investors to trade with minimal risks, limit losses, and increase profits. | Toronto | $3M raised80 employeesFounded 2017 | Yuriy SorokinFounder, CEO |
| 12 | Syscoin is a modular blockchain platform founded in 2014 by Sebastian Schepis and Jagdeep Sidhu.Crypto WalletEnterprise BlockchainNFT | Toronto | #1,550 on CoinMarketCap23 employeesFounded 2014 | Edward SirofskyHead of Ecosystem Growth & BD, zkSYS |
| 13 | Bitbuy operates as a cryptocurrency trading platform.Crypto ExchangesBlockchain | Toronto | $1.2M raised13 employeesFounded 2016 | Michael ArbusChief Executive Officer |
| 14 | Interoperable data management layer of Web3Crypto SecurityWeb3Blockchain | Toronto | $500K raised45 employeesFounded 2018 | Addo SmajicCEO, Co-Founder @ Source Inc. |
| 15 | Mavennet provides private enterprise blockchain solutions.Enterprise BlockchainBlockchain | Toronto | $418.8K raised12 employeesFounded 2018 | Patrick MandicCEO |
Crypto companies in Toronto at a glance
- 14 of the 15 crypto companies in Toronto have disclosed funding, $403.1M raised in all.
- 4 (27%) have a coin or token ranked on CoinMarketCap.
- Most are small teams: 85% of those with a known headcount have 50 employees or fewer.
- The biggest segments: Crypto Infrastructure (6), Bitcoin (4) and Crypto Exchanges (4).
- 11 of them (73%) have a decision maker in the list, 13 people in all.
- Toronto15 · 100%
- Crypto Infrastructure6 · 40%
- Bitcoin4 · 27%
- Crypto Exchanges4 · 27%
- Web34 · 27%
- Enterprise Blockchain3 · 20%
- Crypto Compliance2 · 13%
- Crypto Startups2 · 13%
- DeFi2 · 13%
- 20202 · 13%
- 20191 · 7%
- 20184 · 27%
- 20173 · 20%
- 20162 · 13%
- 20142 · 13%
- 20111 · 7%
How this list was built
A company counts when its headquarters is in Toronto. 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 15 crypto companies in Toronto, 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 Metis, Coinsquare, Nobul, Bluefin and Tokens.com. The table on this page lists the top 15, 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.