BetaBlocks gets $1.5M in seed funding to scale its white-label tokenization platform

BetaBlocks, a Miami-based blockchain-asset infrastructure company, announced it has received $1.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by E3 Negócios, Ocean Azul Partners, and SaaS Ventures.

Founded in 2018, BetaBlocks has helped companies such as Magic Leap, Ohm Health, and Blackdove navigate the world of crypto-assets and privacy. After concluding the Endeavor ScaleUp program, BetaBlocks decided to launch a white-label asset tokenization platform.

“It was a natural progression as many of the challenges boiled down to tooling and infrastructure for companies to offer digital assets without losing brand appeal,” said BetaBlocks’ CTO, Antonio Manueco.

The funding will mainly be used for scaling the product and engineering teams. BetaBlocks’ platform allows companies to create their own digital asset marketplaces, use predefined templates for their storefronts, and select à la carte features. The modular architecture also allows more technical teams to leverage an API service layer to launch their own storefronts.

BetaBlocks’ platform allows for the minting of digital assets (images, music, and videos), auctioning or fixed priced payments, crypto and fiat checkout options, primary and secondary sales options, royalties, plus crowdfunding securities; while an intuitive drag & drop dashboard removes any programming.

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