Spiko Raises $90M for Tokenised Cash Funds
Spiko raised $90M to expand its tokenised cash fund platform across Europe and the US.
Cash management is becoming a programmable fintech layer rather than a passive bank-account function.
What happened
Spiko raised about $90M in Series B funding to expand its tokenised cash fund platform. The company offers regulated cash funds across major currencies and makes them available through an app or API.
Why it matters
Businesses and individuals are increasingly looking for ways to keep cash liquid while still earning yield. Spiko’s model turns money-market fund access into software infrastructure that can plug into fintech, treasury and digital-asset workflows.
The bigger picture
Tokenisation is moving beyond crypto-native assets into regulated financial products. Spiko’s round shows how cash, yield, APIs and compliant settlement rails are starting to converge inside modern fintech infrastructure.