Yesterday, New York-based cryptocurrency data provider Lukka announced the closing of its Series C funding round, which was led by State Street. Additional investors include S&P Global and AICPA’s business and technology subsidiary, CPA.com.
According to Crunchbase, the latest round was $15 million bringing the total raised to $38.3 million. With the new funding, Lukka plans to expand its software and data products, targeted at businesses beginning to adopt crypto-assets.
Its existing solutions primarily cover data, accounting and tax reporting. Client sectors include digital asset exchanges and trading desks, accounting firms and funds.
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