Midas has raised $50 million in a Series A round as it moves to address a core issue in tokenized finance: liquidity.
The German startup said the new capital will support the expansion of its Open Liquidity Architecture, a system built to give tokenized assets faster redemptions and stronger onchain verification.
The company announced the round on Monday and linked it to the launch of Midas Staked Liquidity, or MSL. Midas said the new facility will support instant, atomic redemptions for tokenized assets without relying on external market makers or exposing users to settlement risk.
The update places Midas in a growing race among firms building infrastructure for tokenized Treasurys, credit products, and other real-world assets on blockchain networks.
Midas gains crypto and TradFi support
Midas said RRE and Creandum led the $50 million Series A round. The company also attracted capital from Framework Ventures, HV Capital, Ledger Cathay, North Island Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Franklin Templeton, GSR, Anchorage Digital, and several other investors.
Midas did not share its valuation and did not give a full breakdown of how it will spend the new capital.
The company presented the funding round as support for its broader push into tokenized investment products.
“At Midas, our vision is to make investing work like the internet: open, transparent, composable – and for everyone. With the closing of our Series A, we are thrilled to advance these efforts and build the future for onchain investing,” said Midas chief executive, Dennis Dinkelmeyer.
The round brings together crypto-native firms and traditional financial names at a time when tokenization continues to attract wider attention.
Midas launched in 2024 and has focused on tokenized products that can move across decentralized and centralized finance platforms. The startup said its mTokens have already gained traction with both retail and institutional users.
The company reported more than $1.7 billion in total assets minted, over $500 million in current total value locked, more than $37 million in yield paid to investors, and over 20,000 individual mToken holders.
Those figures helped frame the latest raise as a growth round tied to existing usage. Midas also said its products now integrate with Morpho, Curve, and Pendle. It plans to deepen that reach through Ledger Wallet and new strategy partnerships tied to reinsurance, receivables, and tokenized stocks.
Midas targets tokenized liquidity
Midas said the tokenized asset market still faces a major hurdle even as issuance grows. The company argued that many products are easy to mint but remain hard to exit at scale.
Its view is that tokenization will only gain wider adoption when investors can move in and out of positions without long delays or fragmented liquidity.
That argument aligns within a wider market trend. Crypto fundraising rose nearly 50 percent year over year between March 2025 and March 2026, based on Messari data.
At the same time, deal counts have clocked a fall, showing that venture firms wrote larger checks into fewer companies. Real-world asset infrastructure has become one of the main focus areas, with more than $2.5 billion flowing into the sector in 2025.
Midas placed its own business within that shift. The company said liquidity, not issuance, remains the main bottleneck for tokenized finance. That message also responds to a broader market debate.
Research from the International Organization of Securities Commissions said many RWA tokens still face weak secondary market liquidity and fragmented trading across chains and venues.
That finding suggests the problem extends beyond a single platform. Other firms such as Ondo Finance and Maple Finance are also building products around tokenized Treasurys and onchain credit.
Midas is trying to separate itself by focusing on the redemption layer and by offering a structure that it says can support both DeFi and CeFi environments.
Midas launches MSL and onchain attestation tools
Alongside the funding round, Midas launched Midas Staked Liquidity. The company said MSL starts with up to $40 million in initial capacity and acts as the core layer of its Open Liquidity Architecture.
Midas described it as a facility designed to settle redemptions instantly and without counterparty or settlement risk.
The startup said the model allows liquidity providers to compete for execution. In its view, that structure can reduce the cost of capital while improving access to redemptions.
Midas also said the long-term goal is broader than tokenized yield products. It wants MSL to support tokenized versions of vaults, funds, ETFs, and stocks, all with built-in instant liquidity.
Midas also introduced the Midas Attestation Engine as part of the same rollout. The company said the engine publishes proof of reserve, net asset value, and price updates directly onchain in a cryptographically verifiable format.
That setup allows investors, protocols, and partners to check the state of the underlying assets without depending on a private report or a delayed update.
The company linked the attestation engine to its wider pitch for transparency. Midas said tokenized assets need clear reserve data and live verification if they are to function as native onchain financial tools.
By pairing instant redemption tools with onchain reserve checks, Midas is trying to build products that can move more easily across platforms while giving users direct visibility into the assets behind each token.
Growth shifts to new markets
Midas said the new capital and product rollout open the door to a wider expansion plan. On the product side, the company wants to move beyond its current lineup by adding strategies tied to reinsurance through MembersCap, asset receivables through Fasanara, and tokenized stocks.
These additions would push the firm deeper into institutional-style products offered in tokenized form.
The company also plans to widen distribution. It said it will integrate its products into Ledger Wallet and continue to expand across DeFi protocols where composable yield products can gain traction.
Midas said mTokens are meant to act as native building blocks inside onchain finance, which requires presence in the areas where liquidity and yield already meet.
Investor comments released with the announcement supported that growth narrative.
“Tokenization will fundamentally reshape global capital markets as TradFi moves on-chain,” said RRE general partner, Vic Singh.
Creandum partner Simon Schmincke added that Midas has “the regulatory set-up, the technical architecture, and the distribution network” to pursue that market.