Turnkey Secures $30 Million in Series B Funding Led by Bain Capital Crypto
Turnkey, a provider of cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure, secured $30 million in a new Series B funding round, led by Bain Capital Crypto. According to reports, this investment seeks to accelerate the global reach of their developer-friendly, API-based wallet solutions. This follows a $15 million Series A round in April 2024, marking a second consecutive vote of confidence in the startup. Turnkey was founded by former Coinbase employees Bryce Ferguson and Jack Kearney.
Details of the $30 Million Series B Investment
The Series B funding round was managed by Bain Capital Crypto, with Lightspeed Faction and Galaxy Ventures also participating, as they did in previous stages. This additional $30 million in capital stands as Turnkey’s largest financing to date, although the company has not disclosed its updated valuation.
The repeated interest from investors underscores confidence in Turnkey’s technical vision. Industry experts predict growing demand for cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure will allow Turnkey to expand its market share.
Offering Flexible Wallet Infrastructure to Developers
Turnkey provides APIs enabling developers to create and manage cryptocurrency wallets with just a few lines of code. This model removes the complexities of key management, allowing transactions to be completed swiftly, thereby enhancing the end-user experience.
Co-founder Bryce Ferguson explained in an interview that traditional solutions are perceived as “slow and cumbersome.” Turnkey aims to facilitate high-volume, machine-based transaction flows. Clients like Polymarket, Magic Eden, and Stripe’s Bridge unit are already leveraging the platform’s promises of speed and flexibility.
Growth Strategy and New Hiring
Currently composed of 35 members, the team plans to expand with this new investment, particularly focusing on engineering positions. The management anticipates that increased human resources will shorten product development cycles and expedite customer integrations.
In a period where scalability and security are crucial in the cryptocurrency industry, this capacity increase may enhance Turnkey’s competitive edge.
