Range

Range is a financial control platform that gives companies operating across stablecoins and fiat a unified system for treasury management, risk monitoring, and compliance enforcement. Founded in 2022 with origins in Zurich, the company now operates across offices in London, New York, Munich, and Lisbon. Its customers include fintechs, payment firms, and institutions managing programmable money across both blockchain networks and traditional banking rails.

The Core Problem

Before Range, finance teams handling digital assets alongside conventional bank balances typically stitched together disconnected tools — none purpose-built for both fiat and stablecoin operations simultaneously. Settlement on stablecoin rails is typically irreversible within seconds, which makes post-transaction reconciliation an inadequate safeguard on its own. Range positions preventive controls — screening before money moves — as the essential complement to custody and key management policies.

Products: Unify and Protect

Range organizes its platform into two integrated layers.

Unify serves as the intelligence layer and system of record. It connects bank accounts, custodians, wallets, and exchanges into a single real-time ledger, performing transaction reconciliation and classification, counterparty verification, and AI-powered reporting workflows. The company reports integrations across 10,000+ banking, custody, and wallet partners, including Plaid, Wise, Kraken, Coinbase, Fireblocks, Safe, Binance, Anchorage, and Utila. Exchange balances — historically living in manually exported spreadsheets — now populate the same live ledger as bank accounts and on-chain wallets.

Protect is the risk and compliance control layer. It screens transactions before execution, enforces counterparty risk controls, and applies sanctions screening against global regulatory databases covering OFAC, EU, UK, and UN lists. It also monitors asset custody exposure and protocol risk in real-time. The platform supports 200+ blockchain networks and 100+ stablecoins.

APIs and Technical Infrastructure

Range exposes three API layers for teams integrating programmatically:

• Risk API: Screens wallets, tokens, counterparties, and smart contracts for compliance and sanctions risk prior to transaction execution.
• Data API: Aggregates on-chain and stablecoin data across addresses, networks, and protocols to power reporting and analytics pipelines.
• Platform API: Enables programmatic workspace management covering counterparty records, account synchronization, and transaction monitoring.

Range also built explorer.money, a real-time stablecoin explorer providing visibility into stablecoin flows across chains and protocols to support compliance risk detection.

On the open-source side, the company GitHub organization (rangesecurity) publishes a TypeScript Range SDK, a Rust-based transfer hook implementation for OFAC-style address enforcement (faraday-extensions), an on-chain Risk API using Ed25519 signatures, and an oracle integration example using Switchboard for on-chain risk assessments.

Solana Ecosystem Integration

Range has meaningful ties to the Solana ecosystem. The Solana Foundation is a named customer. Range serves as a compliance partner for the Solana Developer Platform (SDP), an infrastructure stack helping enterprises build financial products on Solana. Within SDP, Range provides transaction risk screening using behavioral analysis and proximity detection, payment risk analysis assessing sender and recipient risk before execution, token compliance monitoring aligned with the Token-2022 standard with transfer hook enforcement via oracles or signed attestations, and cross-chain stablecoin orchestration through a unified API.

Squads Protocol and Noble — a Cosmos-native USDC issuance chain — are also named customers, using Range for stablecoin transparency and treasury security. Jupiter, one of the leading Solana DeFi aggregators, is among the on-chain projects relying on the platform.

Scale and Adoption

Range reports protecting more than $30 billion in on-chain assets and screening over $20 billion in monthly payment volume. The company tracks 99.41% of global stablecoin payment activity across 200+ blockchain networks. In July 2026, Range became a Tier 1 validator on the Stellar network, one of a small group of firms — alongside MoneyGram and Figure — to take on that infrastructure role without staking rewards.

Security and Compliance

Range holds SOC 2 Type II certification and is GDPR compliant. Its infrastructure employs data isolation with tenant segregation and defense-in-depth controls including encryption and role-based access. An independent external audit against security, availability, and confidentiality controls was underway as of mid-2026.

Team

Range was co-founded by Andres Monteoliva (CEO), a former DeFi venture studio partner and security auditor with an MSc in Computer Science and published cryptographic research, and Michael Schadhauser (CTO), who has 13 years in fintech infrastructure and previously led engineering at Hadapt and TNG. The broader leadership includes Paula Pettit (VP Strategy and Growth), a serial entrepreneur with two exits and eight years in crypto-finance roles including business development at ShapeShift; Syed Choudhury (Head of Marketing), formerly of the Interchain Foundation; and Max Grabner (Head of Product), active in stablecoins since 2018 across DeFi protocols and derivatives exchanges.

Funding

In June 2026, Range completed an $8.3 million Series A round, bringing total funding to $11 million. The round was backed by TX Ventures, SixThirty Ventures, Maven 11 Capital, Onigiri Capital, Anagram, and the Stellar Foundation. The company stated the capital will be directed toward expanding its real-world assets (RWA) strategy and deepening integrations across financial channels.

Range does not have a native governance or utility token and operates as a SaaS infrastructure provider rather than a protocol with on-chain token economics.