Startup profile for Talos: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Talos funding, valuation and investors

Institutional digital-asset trading, liquidity, and portfolio management infrastructure.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series B extension

$45M · January 2026

Latest known valuation

~$1.5B

Series B extension · January 2026

Total disclosed equity funding

$85M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth · New York, NY

Investors in latest funding

Other: Andreessen Horowitz

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Talos provides institutional-grade infrastructure for digital asset trading — connectivity to liquidity providers, order management, portfolio analytics, and compliance tooling for hedge funds, banks, and corporate treasuries. Founded in New York, Talos raised a $40M Series A in May 2021 led by Andreessen Horowitz with Initialized Capital among early backers. The company later raised additional capital including a $45M Series B extension in January 2026 at roughly $1.5B valuation with a16z crypto returning. Talos competes with Coinbase Prime and Fidelity Digital Assets but focuses on multi-venue execution software rather than custody alone.

Why Talos is interesting

TradFi allocators need FIX-quality crypto rails — a16z led Series A and returned for 2026 extension as institutional volume grew.

Product & use cases

Talos's platform connects institutions to crypto liquidity venues with OMS/EMS-style workflows, pre-trade compliance, and portfolio reporting across spot and derivatives.

  • Hedge funds executing multi-venue crypto trades with best execution
  • Corporate treasuries managing digital asset portfolios
  • Banks building white-label crypto trading for clients

Key facts

  • Series A (May 2021): $40M led by a16z; Initialized Capital participated (CoinDesk)
  • Series B extension (Jan 2026): $45M at ~$1.5B valuation; a16z crypto returning (Talos press)
  • Institutional crypto trading and portfolio infrastructure
  • New York-based; serves hedge funds, banks, corporates

Funding history (newest first)

Investors in our directory

Funds linked from Talos's profile — open a fund page for stage focus and related deal articles.

Competitive landscape

Edge: Institutional workflow depth (FIX-like) built early — Talos sells software, not just balance-sheet risk like some broker-custodians.

Institutional crypto infra winners need regulatory staying power and bank partnerships. Talos benefits from TradFi entrants needing software layer without building in-house.

  • Coinbase Prime direct

    Institutional trading and custody bundled.

  • Fidelity Digital Assets direct

    Custody and trading for institutions.

  • Hidden Road adjacent

    Prime brokerage for digital assets.

Notable stories

  • Talos raised when institutions still called crypto 'optional' — a16z led Series A in 2021 and doubled down in 2026 as TradFi allocation became mandatory for many funds (CoinDesk, Talos press).

Industries

Fintech Crypto & Web3 Enterprise SaaS

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Talos provides institutional software for digital asset trading, liquidity access, and portfolio management.
Andreessen Horowitz led the $40M Series A and participated in later rounds. Initialized Capital is an early backer. See /fund/andreessen-horowitz.
Coinbase Prime bundles custody and trading; Talos focuses on multi-venue execution software for institutions.
May 2021 — $40M led by a16z.
Roughly $1.5B cited in January 2026 extension coverage — verify latest in company press.
Hedge funds, banks, and corporate treasuries trading digital assets.
Not publicly disclosed.
New York, NY.

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