Anchorage Digital Seeking Capital Raise Up To $400M: Bloomberg

Anchorage Digital, the bank holding company of the first federally chartered U.S. digital asset bank, is seeking fresh capital.

Citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg reported late Friday that the New York-based crypto custodian is seeking to raise between $200M to $400M ahead of a potential IPO sometime in 2027.

What's the Scoop?

• Fresh Capital Raise: According to anonymous sources cited by Bloomberg, crypto custodian Anchorage Digital is seeking to raise between $200M to $400M of fresh capital. The raise comes ahead of a potential IPO for the crypto bank holding company, which could reportedly happen sometime next year.
• Previous Raise: Anchorage Digital last raised a $350M Series D funding round in December 2021. It was led by global investment firm KKR at a valuation of over $3B.
• Venture Ambitions: Anchorage Digital launched its own venture capital to support early-stage onchain protocols with funding and strategic support in August 2025.
• No Longer Unique: Last month, the OCC (a major U.S. federal banking system regulator) granted national trust bank charters to five new digital asset bank. They joined a list of more than 60 other national trust banks currently supervised by the OCC, which includes Anchorage Digital.
• IPO Season: On Monday, fellow digital asset bank BitGo – one of the six crypto custodians granted national trust bank status in December – announced pricing for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO), which is expected to take place on January 22.
• No Comment: At the time of publication, a spokesperson for Anchorage Digital gave no comment to Bloomberg on fundraising and IPO plans.