Funding

Barcelona-based Brickken Raises €3M To Expand Tokenised Asset Infrastructure

Apr 1, 2026 | By Kailee Rainse

Barcelona-based Brickken, a provider of tokenisation infrastructure for financial institutions has raised €3 million in a pre-Series A funding round.

SUMMARY

  • Barcelona-based Brickken, a provider of tokenisation infrastructure for financial institutions has raised €3 million in a pre-Series A funding round.

The round included strategic investors from across Europe, including Marco Podini, founder and executive chairman of Dedagroup, who invested personally, along with GRX.

This follows the company’s seed round completed a year earlier, highlighting growing market traction and strong investor interest.

Brickken offers a platform that enables financial institutions, asset managers, and issuers to tokenise and manage real-world assets such as equity, debt, funds, and physical assets within a compliant framework. As adoption grows, the market is shifting from early experimentation to wider institutional use.

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Industry estimates point to strong recent growth, with significant expansion expected over the next decade as traditional financial instruments move to programmable, digital infrastructure.

The newly raised capital will be used to establish The Brickken Group and enhance its regulatory capabilities across key global markets supporting the company’s international expansion and strengthening its overall infrastructure.

This financing marks a deliberate step toward institutional scale. We are investing in regulatory readiness and operational depth to support financial institutions as tokenised infrastructure becomes an increasingly important part of capital markets, said Edwin Mata, CEO of Brickken.

About Brickken

Brickken, founded in 2020, provides institutional-grade infrastructure for tokenising real-world assets. Its platform enables financial institutions and asset managers to issue, manage and scale digital assets like equity, debt, funds, and real estate. Available as a web app, API or white-label solution, it supports compliant, large-scale adoption of tokenised finance.

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