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CheckSig

Italian institutional-grade crypto custody and trading provider

Performances

RD Popularity Index

9800.00% (24h)
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Project Rank: 12784/15432

RD Growth Index

1360.66% (24h)
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Project Rank: 3961/15432

Comparison

Fundraising

RoundAmountValuationDateSource
Investor
--€ 3.5M€ 33.5M
Jan 20
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Series A€ 2.7M€ 25M
May 8, 2024
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About CheckSig

CheckSig is an Italian crypto custody company, essentially a regulated vault for digital assets. Its core business is providing institutional-grade custody services, along with trading and tax reporting tools, all through a single platform.

Their main selling point is trust built on verifiable proof. They hold licenses like MiCA in Europe and SOC certifications, and offer a public Proof-of-Reserves, meaning anyone can independently verify that the assets they claim to hold actually exist on the blockchain. This addresses a major market pain point: the lack of transparency and security in many crypto exchanges, which have a history of failing or mismanaging user funds.

In the past six months, CheckSig has capitalized on the European regulatory shift. When Binance announced it would stop services in Europe due to MiCA, CheckSig positioned itself as the local, compliant alternative, even publishing guides on how to transfer funds. They also refreshed their brand identity to better reflect their role in the new European crypto landscape. This period highlights their strategy: turning regulatory pressure into a business opportunity by offering a safe, compliant home for users displaced by less compliant global players.

Updated: Aug 29, 2026

Ferdinando Ametrano (Co-founder & CEO): Physicist, former investment banking and asset management professional, Bitcoin expert. Founder of Digital Gold Institute, adjunct professor teaching Bitcoin and blockchain, ex-Head of Blockchain at Intesa Sanpaolo.

Paolo Mazzocchi (Co-founder & COO): Former Deloitte Senior Consultant and Financial Analyst, specialized in financial engineering, interest rate curve bootstrapping, and derivatives pricing.

Updated: Aug 29, 2026