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Coinmerce Series D

Coinmerce, which works in financial services in Haarlemmermeer, raised $125M in a Series D round announced on 18 Jan 2021, led by Index Ventures and Meritech Capital, at a $1.70B post-money valuation. 7 firms took part, 6 of them already investors. It is Coinmerce's fifth venture round on record; the one before was a Series C in Jan 2020.

Coinmerce Cryptocurrency Haarlemmermeer

$125M

Amount raised

$1.70B

Post-money valuation

7

Investors

2 leads

3.4x

Step-up from the Series C

$500M in Jan 2020

7.4%

Stake sold

new money over the post-money

Valuation

What this round says about the price

This round priced Coinmerce at $1.70B after the new money, 3.4 times the $500M of its Series C (Jan 2020). The $125M bought investors about 7.4% of the company. It came 12 months after Coinmerce's Series C. It is 24% of the $524M Coinmerce has raised in the venture rounds on record. Coinmerce raised again 9 months later: a Series E round of $270M in Oct 2021, at $6.30B post-money.

Coinmerce's funding rounds

Coinmerce has 6 venture rounds on record. This one is highlighted.

  1. Seed 12 Jul 2016 $2.3M
  2. Series A 3 Aug 2017, led by Northzone $12M
  3. Series B 16 Jan 2019, led by Index Ventures $40M
  4. Series C 20 Jan 2020, led by Accel $75M$500M post-money
  5. Series D this round 18 Jan 2021, led by Index Ventures and Meritech Capital $125M$1.70B post-money
  6. Series E 12 Oct 2021, led by Greenoaks $270M$6.30B post-money

Investors

Who put money in

Index Ventures and Meritech Capital led the round with 5 other firms. Index Ventures, Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Northzone and 2 more had backed Coinmerce before.

Lead investors

Also in the round

  • Accel backs 581 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • Lightspeed Venture Partners backs 454 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 104 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 295 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 108 venture-backed companies existing investor

Joined the board: Martin Mignot (Index Ventures) and Alex Clayton (Meritech Capital Partners).

Use of proceeds

What the money is for

According to the announcement, the money goes to hiring, product development, geographic expansion, sales and marketing, scaling operations and working capital.

  • Hiring
  • Product development
  • Geographic expansion
  • Sales and marketing
  • Scaling operations
  • Working capital

Comparable rounds

How it compares

7 Series D rounds in Cryptocurrency within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $220M, and this round was 57% of the median. The closest in time, other companies' Series D rounds in Cryptocurrency:

Series D rounds in Cryptocurrency, Jan 2020 to Jan 2022: 7 rounds with an amount, log scale.
Comparable rounds
CompanyAnnouncedAmountPost-moneyLed by
Cryptocurrency17 Feb 2021$220M$1.20Bnot named
BlockFi Cryptocurrency11 Mar 2021$350M$3.00BBain Capital Ventures and DST Global
Paxos Cryptocurrency29 Apr 2021$300M$2.40BOak HC/FT
Cryptocurrency21 Apr 2021$120Mnot disclosednot named
Cryptocurrency7 Jun 2021$61M$500MRichmond Global Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz
Anchorage Digital Cryptocurrency15 Dec 2021$350M$3.00BKKR
Cryptocurrency12 Jan 2022$105Mnot disclosedBain Capital Ventures

Sources

Where this comes from

Reported by 7 sources.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much did Coinmerce raise in its Series D round?

Coinmerce raised $125M in its Series D round, announced in Jan 2021.

Who led Coinmerce's Series D round?

Index Ventures and Meritech Capital led it, with Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Northzone, Global Founders Capital and Picus Capital.

What was Coinmerce's valuation at the Series D round?

$1.70B post-money.

How does it compare with other Series D rounds in Cryptocurrency?

7 Series D rounds in Cryptocurrency within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $220M, and this round was 57% of the median.

Did Coinmerce raise again after this round?

Yes: a Series E round in Oct 2021 of $270M at $6.30B post-money.