Paxos Labs secured $12M led by Blockchain Capital to scale its Amplify platform for enterprise crypto financial services.
Amplify offers yield, lending, and stablecoin issuance modules through one integration, simplifying onchain service deployment.
The strategy targets enterprises seeking tokenized finance tools, with early adopters already building on the platform.
Paxos Labs secured $12 million in a strategic funding round to expand crypto yield and stablecoin infrastructure, according to ChainCatcher reporting in April 2026. Blockchain Capital led the round, with Robot Ventures, Maelstrom, and Uniswap Labs participating. The new capital supports product development and enterprise integration across digital asset services.
The raise will accelerate development of Paxos Labs’ Amplify suite, which integrates multiple onchain financial tools. The platform enables companies to offer yield, borrowing, and stablecoin issuance through a single connection. Paxos Labs positions Amplify as a product layer built on Paxos’ regulated infrastructure.
Notably, Paxos has processed over $180 billion in tokenization activity. Paxos Labs focuses on turning held digital assets into active financial tools. This approach expands beyond simple custody by embedding financial services directly into partner platforms.
Amplify launches with three modules designed for enterprise use. Earn provides institutional-grade yield on digital assets. Borrow allows crypto-backed lending, while Mint supports branded stablecoin creation.
Through a single integration, partners can activate additional services as needed. Paxos Labs manages liquidity, counterparty vetting, and operational controls behind the system. This structure allows platforms to scale services without building separate infrastructure layers.
Meanwhile, Paxos Labs confirmed that Aleo, Hyperbeat, and Toku are already active on Amplify. Hyperbeat has reached $510,000 in assets under management since its April 9, 2026 launch.
The company targets large enterprises seeking to integrate tokenized money into existing systems. According to ChainCatcher, Paxos Labs aims to support payments, treasury, and loyalty workflows. This model mirrors white-label financial services used in traditional banking systems.
Chad Cascarilla, Paxos CEO, leads the new unit while maintaining alignment with Paxos operations. The strategy centers on enabling companies to issue branded stablecoins without managing blockchain infrastructure.Investor participation from Blockchain Capital and Uniswap Labs reflects interest from both venture and decentralized finance sectors. Their involvement highlights growing demand for enterprise-ready digital asset infrastructure and programmable financial tools.