Warsaw-based fintech Investly is developing a platform designed to make digital asset investing more accessible to people who expect the standards and user experience known from traditional financial markets. The company has closed a seed round worth PLN 4.218 million, led by VO2 Ventures. The round also attracted IPOPEMA Fund Services and experienced entrepreneurs connected with the capital markets.
A key element of Investly’s solution is its non-custodial model. This means that the platform does not take control of users’ funds or hold assets on their behalf. Clients retain full control over their assets while gaining access to a simplified investment process that includes identity verification, strategy selection and performance reporting.
Initially, the platform will focus on strategies based on the digital dollar. Investly is developing a B2B2C model, targeting financial advisors, wealth managers and family offices that want to provide their clients with access to digital assets in a more structured and user-friendly way.
The newly raised capital will be used to support the commercial launch of the platform, further technology development, integrations and compliance-related activities. The first commercial implementations are planned for the turn of September and October, while the next stage of the company’s development is expected to include expansion into other European markets.



