Blockchain-Settled Spot FX Startup to Raise First €1m in Equity Crowdfunding

Tuesday, 06/12/2016 | 09:54 GMT by Avi Mizrahi
  • FXCH has resolved to raise €8.5m of growth capital and is reserving the first million for an equity crowdfunding campaign.
Blockchain-Settled Spot FX Startup to Raise First €1m in Equity Crowdfunding
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FXCH Ltd. (the FX Clearing House ) is a Dublin-headquartered Blockchain startup founded by a team of institutional FX veterans looking to fill the gap left by major banks pulling out of the FX prime brokerage market. It cleared the first ever institutional spot-FX transaction using a distributed ledger for settlement this July.

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The firm has now notified potential investors that it has resolved to raise €8.5 million of growth capital and that it is reserving the first €1 million exclusively for an equity crowdfunding campaign.

They explain that FXCH is driving a robust schedule of software development and plans to hire additional experienced sales people in some of the leading financial centers around the world. Funding they say will help them accelerate the establishment of FXCH as the leading Clearing House for Foreign Exchange.

The campaign will take place on Seedrs, the London-based equity crowdfunding platform for investing in startups and later-stage businesses throughout Europe launched in 2012. Seedrs is authorised and regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and participation is not available to US citizens and US residents.

Franck Mikulecz, Founder, FXCH

Franck Mikulecz, Founder, FXCH

Franck Mikulecz, founder of FXCH, explained: "I have decided to launch an equity crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs. This platform has proven to be a successful tool for many Fintech Startups while also caring for the interest of private investors. Seedrs organises a nominee vehicle that simplifies the process of investing and guarantees all investors the same conditions."

FXCH Ltd. (the FX Clearing House ) is a Dublin-headquartered Blockchain startup founded by a team of institutional FX veterans looking to fill the gap left by major banks pulling out of the FX prime brokerage market. It cleared the first ever institutional spot-FX transaction using a distributed ledger for settlement this July.

To unlock the Asian market, register now to the iFX EXPO in Hong Kong.

The firm has now notified potential investors that it has resolved to raise €8.5 million of growth capital and that it is reserving the first €1 million exclusively for an equity crowdfunding campaign.

They explain that FXCH is driving a robust schedule of software development and plans to hire additional experienced sales people in some of the leading financial centers around the world. Funding they say will help them accelerate the establishment of FXCH as the leading Clearing House for Foreign Exchange.

The campaign will take place on Seedrs, the London-based equity crowdfunding platform for investing in startups and later-stage businesses throughout Europe launched in 2012. Seedrs is authorised and regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and participation is not available to US citizens and US residents.

Franck Mikulecz, Founder, FXCH

Franck Mikulecz, Founder, FXCH

Franck Mikulecz, founder of FXCH, explained: "I have decided to launch an equity crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs. This platform has proven to be a successful tool for many Fintech Startups while also caring for the interest of private investors. Seedrs organises a nominee vehicle that simplifies the process of investing and guarantees all investors the same conditions."

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