OpenTrade, a British infrastructure platform powering RWA-backed stablecoin yield products, announced today it raised an additional £4.5m in funding to enable wider access to dollar- and euro-denominated yields.
This funding was led by Notion Capital and Mercury Fund, with participation from existing investors AlbionVC, a16z crypto, and CMCC Global – bringing OpenTrade’s total funding to £8m.
Founded in 2023, OpenTrade is an institutional-grade platform for real-world asset-backed USDC and EURC yield products. Its enterprise-grade infrastructure provides FinTechs with an out-of-the-box solution to offer yield products to their users. These products are accessible at the click of a button and are secured through OpenTrade’s bankruptcy-remote structure, bank-grade operations, and tested legal framework.
The capital will support OpenTrade’s go-to-market strategy, including product development, engineering, and operations.
OpenTrade offers a B2B2C “yield-as-a-service” model that lets FinTechs, exchanges, and neobanks such as Belo, BuenBit, Littio, and Criptan embed RWA-backed yields into user experiences.
Unlike most on-chain RWA products focused on institutional wallets, OpenTrade says its transaction patterns reflect millions of engaged users making routine deposits and withdrawals as part of daily life.
In countries where inflation has undermined savings and access to stable currencies, OpenTrade aims to enable users to earn meaningful yields on USD and EUR holdings directly from their phones. Across Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Spain, more than 5 million retail users now have access to 3–9% APR on their holdings.
According to OpenTrade, banks in Colombia offer around 0.4% APR on dollar accounts. Through its partnership with Littio, users can earn up to 6% on USDC balances, with no hidden fees or complex onboarding. Criptan, a Spanish FinTech, offers up to 6% yield on EURC via OpenTrade, significantly higher than the typical 2% from major European banks.
OpenTrade currently manages £35m for clients and has processed nearly £150m in transaction volume over the past year, maintaining 20% average month-over-month growth over the last six months.