Bluwhale, a decentralised AI network that powers agents on blockchains, has raised US$10 million in a Series A round led by institutional investors including UOB Venture Management.
The funding reflects growing confidence in blockchain-based AI applications delivering personalised financial services.
UOB Venture Management, a subsidiary of United Overseas Bank, joined existing investor SBI Holdings and blockchain platforms such as Sui, Tezos, Cardano, Arbitrum, and Movement Labs.
New investors include PAID Network, Sublime Ventures, High Cosmos Capital, CMY Ventures, DataSpike, NewHeritage, and the Head of AI at Amazon.
Bluwhale’s platform links users’ financial health scores to a marketplace where developers and enterprises launch financial products for a Gen Z audience.
It has over 3.6 million users, with hundreds of AI agents recommending assets and executing transactions on and off-chain.
The company’s Layer 3 network provides data, storage, and computing to power its AI agents, forming a multi-chain infrastructure for scalable and interoperable AI.
Its Token Generation Event on October 21 introduced $BLUAI, the native token of its decentralised network.
Bluwhale said the funds will support ecosystem expansion and partnerships with financial and blockchain institutions.
“The investors in this round signal strong commitments from both Web2 and Web3 to a future powered by AI agents delivering financial services across blockchains.
It’s an incredible time to be in crypto as institutional adoption has reached an all-time high, from ETF investments to launching stablecoins to offering loans backed by digital assets.”
said Han Jin, CEO, Bluwhale.
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