Updated November 2026
404 Crypto Infrastructure Companies
Crypto infrastructure companies build what apps run on: node and API providers, oracles, bridges between chains, indexers and developer tools. LeadWave's crypto database lists 404 crypto infrastructure companies, as of November 2026. The table shows the 30 biggest, by funding and market rank, each with one decision maker.
Top crypto infrastructure companies on the list
Ethereum
OpenKaito
Chainlink
Forte
World Liberty Financial
NEAR Protocol
MoonPay
- Crypto infrastructure companies
- 404
- In LeadWave's database, November 2026
- Decision makers
- 357
- At 340 companies
- On CoinMarketCap
- 78%
- 315 with a ranked coin
- Funding raised
- $15.9B
- By 286 companies that disclose it
Top Crypto infrastructure companies
The 30 biggest of 404, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1EthereumETHethereum.org | Ethereum is a decentralized, open-source blockchain platform that enables programmable smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).NFTLayer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsDeFi | Baar | $65.5M raised#2 on CoinMarketCap990 employeesFounded 2014 | Vitalik ButerinFounder |
| 2OpenKaitoSN5wandb.ai | Weights & Biases is an AI developer platform founded in 2017, headquartered in San Francisco, California.AI Crypto | San Francisco | $1.9B raised#930 on CoinMarketCap260 employeesFounded 2017 | Chris Van PeltCo-Founder |
| 3ChainlinkLINKchain.link | Chainlink provides tamper-proof inputs and outputs for smart contracts on the blockchain.DePINRWA TokenizationBitcoin | George Town | #14 on CoinMarketCapFounded 2017 | Steve MuSenior Blockchain Architect |
| 4Forteforte.io | Economic technology for games that powers NFTs and rich token economies.Crypto GamingNFTBlockchain | San Francisco | $910M raised40 employeesFounded 2019 | — |
| 5World Liberty FinancialUSD1worldlibertyfinancial.com | World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is a decentralized finance (DeFi) company founded in 2024 and registered in Delaware.Crypto BankingCrypto LendingStablecoin | USA | $630M raised#27 on CoinMarketCap21 employeesFounded 2024 | Corey CaplanChief Technology Officer |
| 6NEAR ProtocolNEARnear.org | NEAR Protocol is a scalable blockchain designed to provide the performance and user experience necessary to bridge the gap to mainstream adoption of…Layer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsAI CryptoDeFi | San Francisco | $12.1M raised#18 on CoinMarketCap220 employeesFounded 2018 | Illia PolosukhinCo-Founder |
| 7MoonPaymoonpay.com | MoonPay is a financial technology company that builds payments infrastructure for crypto.Crypto Payment | Miami | $555M raised480 employeesFounded 2019 | Ivan Soto-WrightCo-Founder & CEO |
8 PaxosUSDPpaxos.com | Paxos is a regulated financial institution building infrastructure to enable movement between physical and digital assets.StablecoinBlockchain | New York | $538.5M raised#593 on CoinMarketCap390 employeesFounded 2012 | Charles CascarillaCEO and Co-Founder |
9 SuiSUIsui.io | The Sui Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 2022 in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.StablecoinCrypto GamingNFT | George Town | $60.6M raised#25 on CoinMarketCap190 employeesFounded 2022 | Ranier GadduangHead of Brand Marketing |
10 TONGRAMton.org | TON Society is a global grassroots movement and independent organization focused on supporting the TON Community, which is part of The Open Network ecosystem.Crypto ComplianceCrypto WalletLayer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains | Dubai | $66M raised#26 on CoinMarketCap7 employeesFounded 2024 | — |
11 MonadMONmonad.xyz | Monad, Inc.Crypto SecurityCrypto Data and AnalyticsEnterprise Blockchain | New York | $469M raised#122 on CoinMarketCap72 employees | Keone HonCo-Founder & GM |
12 Ledgerledger.com | Ledger provides security and infrastructure solutions to critical digital assets for consumers and institutional investors.Crypto SecurityCrypto SaaSBlockchain | Paris | $468M raised870 employeesFounded 2014 | Pascal GauthierChairman & CEO |
13 Cipher Digitalcipherdigital.com | Cipher Mining is an industrial-scale Bitcoin mining company dedicated to expanding and strengthening the Bitcoin network's infrastructure.Bitcoin MiningBitcoinCrypto Startups | Rye | $425M raised66 employeesFounded 2020 | Tyler PageChief Executive Officer |
14 ISLMISLMislamiccoin.net | ISLM, known as Islamic Coin, is the first fully Shariah-compliant digital asset, serving as the native cryptocurrency of the HAQQ Network.NFTRWA TokenizationLayer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains | Baar | $400M raised#1,195 on CoinMarketCap21 employeesFounded 2021 | Mohammed AlhashmiCo-Founder |
15 QuantQNTquant.network | Quant Network is a UK-based technology company that specializes in distributed ledger technology (DLT) and blockchain interoperability.Enterprise BlockchainRWA TokenizationDeFi | UK | #36 on CoinMarketCap98 employeesFounded 2018 | Gilbert Verdian |
16 OKXOKBokx.com | OKX is a prominent global cryptocurrency exchange and blockchain services provider, originally founded in 2013 as OKEx.Crypto WalletNFTLayer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains | USA | $237.2M raised#37 on CoinMarketCap7,100 employeesFounded 2017 | Roshan Robert |
17 Bitsobitso.com | Bitso is the largest cryptocurrency platform in Latin America, evolving over a decade into a comprehensive financial services ecosystem.Crypto PaymentCrypto ExchangesBitcoin | Mexico City | $378.4M raised750 employeesFounded 2014 | Daniel CastilloStaff Engineer |
18 Alchemyalchemy.com | Alchemy is a developer platform that helps companies to build reliable decentralized applications.Web3Blockchain | San Francisco | $363.9M raised380 employeesFounded 2017 | Nikil ViswanathanCo-founder and CEO |
19 MantleMNTmantle.xyz | Mantle is an Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain network, rebranded from BitDAO in 2022.Crypto BankingCrypto LendingCrypto Asset Managers | Panama City | #51 on CoinMarketCap66 employees | Josefin LandgardFounder & CEO |
20 LayerZeroZROlayerzero.foundation | LayerZero Labs is a blockchain technology company that develops LayerZero, an omnichain messaging protocol designed for secure communication and asset transfer…Crypto CustodyDeFiCrypto Startups | Vancouver | $320.9M raised#73 on CoinMarketCap170 employeesFounded 2021 | Ally ParkerExecutive Assistant to the CBO and CEO |
21 Digital Assetdigitalasset.com | Digital Asset develops ledger technology intended to build distributed, encrypted straight-through processing tools.Blockchain | New York | $307.2M raised310 employeesFounded 2014 | Yuval RoozCo-Founder & CEO |
22 CoinSwitch Kubercoinswitch.co | Crypto Exchanges | Bangalore | $300.6M raised900 employeesFounded 2017 | — |
23 MorphoMORPHOmorpho.org | 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 |
24 ConsenSysconsensys.com | ConsenSys develops enterprise applications, invests in startups, builds developer tools, and offers blockchain education.BitcoinBlockchain | Zug | $275M raised740 employeesFounded 2014 | Joseph LubinCEO and Founder |
25 JupiterJUPjup.ag | Jupiter is a prominent DeFi superapp and liquidity infrastructure provider on the Solana blockchain.Crypto Trading FirmsCrypto ExchangesDeFi | Singapore | $40M raised#63 on CoinMarketCap84 employeesFounded 2020 | Xiao |
26 AlgorandALGOalgorand.foundation | Algorand Technologies is a Boston-based software development company founded in 2017 by Silvio Micali, a prominent computer scientist and Turing Award recipient.Crypto Data and AnalyticsEnterprise BlockchainNFT | Boston | $229M raised#65 on CoinMarketCap88 employeesFounded 2017 | Alexa CarrVP of Marketing - Brand |
27 Injective LabsINJinjective.com | Access, create and trade unlimited decentralized finance markets on the first Ethereum-compatible exchange protocol for cross-chain DeFi.RWA TokenizationLayer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsCrypto Exchanges | New York | $17.1M raised#70 on CoinMarketCap80 employeesFounded 2018 | Eric ChenCEO |
28 Boba NetworkBOBAboba.network | Boba Network is a multichain Layer-2 blockchain scaling solution that enhances transaction efficiency and reduces costs for users and developers.Enterprise BlockchainLayer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsCrypto Startups | San Francisco | $230M raised#1,003 on CoinMarketCap10 employeesFounded 2021 | — |
29 Decentralized SocialDESOdeso.com | DeSo Blockchain, also known as Decentralized Social, is an open-source Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for decentralized social media applications.Layer 1 and Layer 2 BlockchainsCrypto StartupsWeb3 | Los Altos | $200M raised#1,099 on CoinMarketCap20 employeesFounded 2021 | Nader Al-NajiFounder of DeSo |
30 Pyth NetworkPYTHpyth.network | Pyth Network is a decentralized oracle and market-data network that provides real-time financial data on-chain for blockchain applications and smart contracts.Crypto Trading FirmsCrypto LendingCrypto Asset Managers | Zug | #80 on CoinMarketCap20 employeesFounded 2021 | — |
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Crypto infrastructure companies at a glance
- 286 of the 404 crypto infrastructure companies have disclosed funding, $15.9B raised in all.
- 315 (78%) have a coin or token ranked on CoinMarketCap.
- Most are small teams: 77% of those with a known headcount have 50 employees or fewer, and 7 have more than 500.
- USA has the most with a known headquarters: 151.
- Many are also on other lists: Web3 (199), DeFi (183) and Crypto Startups (152).
- 340 of them (84%) have a decision maker in the list, 357 people in all.
- USA151 · 37%
- Singapore36 · 9%
- Switzerland27 · 7%
- UK19 · 5%
- Canada16 · 4%
- Cayman Islands13 · 3%
- France9 · 2%
- United Arab Emirates9 · 2%
- Web3199 · 49%
- DeFi183 · 45%
- Crypto Startups152 · 38%
- Layer 1 and Layer 2 Blockchains103 · 25%
- AI Crypto102 · 25%
- RWA Tokenization71 · 18%
- Enterprise Blockchain68 · 17%
- Crypto Payment53 · 13%
- 20254 · 1%
- 202416 · 4%
- 202312 · 3%
- 202225 · 6%
- 202158 · 14%
- 202037 · 9%
- 201930 · 7%
- 201845 · 11%
How this list was built
A company is on it when its description, its Crunchbase industries or its CoinMarketCap tags say it works in crypto infrastructure. Matching is broad on purpose, so a company can be on several 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
Crypto infrastructure companies build what apps run on: node and API providers, oracles, bridges between chains, indexers and developer tools.
LeadWave's crypto database lists 404 crypto infrastructure companies, 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 Ethereum, OpenKaito, Chainlink, Forte and World Liberty Financial. The table on this page lists the top 30, 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.