The round saw participation from industry heavyweights including Franklin Templeton, Coinbase Ventures, Again, Protein Capital, and Techni Ventures. Glacis Labs intends to use the capital to accelerate hiring and broaden its go-to-market strategy as it positions its infrastructure as the primary clearing layer for institutional finance. CEO Jacob Blish noted that while the firm is currently focused on stablecoin volume, the ultimate objective is to provide a unified settlement environment for tokenized securities and real-world assets.
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Glacis Labs Secures $6.8 Million for ZeroDelta Clearing Infrastructure
With over $1 billion in digital asset volume already settled, Glacis Labs has closed a $6.8 million seed round led by Lightspeed Faction. The funding aims to scale the company’s multichain clearinghouse, ZeroDelta, which currently operates at a $1.5 billion annualized run rate across more than 40 different blockchains.
ZeroDelta functions by matching and netting digital asset flows internally, ensuring only the net remainder moves on-chain. By sitting above standard transport layers and bridges, the system provides non-custodial, atomic delivery with cryptographic receipts for every transfer. This architecture is designed to eliminate the slippage and custody risks inherent in current cross-chain infrastructure. As regulatory clarity continues to drive institutional capital toward blockchain rails, Glacis Labs is banking on its deterministic, auditable settlement model to become a standard component of professional-grade crypto markets.
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