News/Privacy Crypto Startup Iron Fish Closed $27.6M Series A Funding Round Led by a16z

Privacy Crypto Startup Iron Fish Closed $27.6M Series A Funding Round Led by a16z

Nov 30,2021,16:28
TokenInsight news, privacy crypto startup Iron Fish has closed a $27.6 million Series A round led by a16z with participation from Sequoia Capital and others. The funds raised will reportedly be used to scale its team and build a vault for distributing grants to companies under construction and to pay legal fees to help ensure processes are as compliant as possible.
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