Deblock, the French crypto banking startup aiming to merge everyday euro payments with fully self-custodied digital assets, has secured €30 million in fresh Series A funding, positioning itself as one of the fastest rising players in Europe’s digital finance landscape. The round, led by Speedinvest with participation from CommerzVentures, Latitude, 20VC, Headline, Chalfen Ventures and Kraken Ventures, will fund the company’s expansion into Germany and further into the European market.
The raise marks a significant vote of confidence in a model that seeks to unify traditional banking with on-chain functionality in a single, consumer friendly platform. Deblock offers users a standard euro current account paired with a real, private self-owned crypto wallet, allowing them to hold, spend and manage both fiat and digital assets without switching between apps or custodial exchanges. The company says it already serves 300,000 clients.
Deblock’s leadership emphasises that the new funding reflects a broader European shift toward hybrid financial systems. “Our goal is to create a clear and secure way to use both euros and digital assets in everyday life, and these markets are critical to defining the future of on-chain banking in Europe,” says CEO Jean Meyer. He adds that Germany will become the startup’s second core market, chosen for its strong appetite for digital financial services and its advanced regulatory environment.
The new investment also places Deblock at the top of a growing list of European crypto-banking and digital-asset infrastructure companies that raised significant capital in 2025. Tangany
