Who owns Morse?

web3-native · London, UK · MiCA CASP (EU) · custody: Self-custodial

short answerMorse does not hold your money at all — it is self-custodial software. You hold your own keys, so nobody, including Morse, can move or freeze your funds. Morse's most notable disclosed backers include Union Square Ventures, Ribbit Capital and Slow Ventures.

Is Morse a licensed bank?

No — and it custodies no customer funds; you hold your own keys. License detail: MiCA-licensed (Avian Labs Netherlands B.V.).

Where is your money held?

Custody model: Self-custodial — you hold your own keys; the company never takes custody.

Who's behind Morse?

Morse was founded by Mike Hudack, Simon Amor (2023), headquartered in London, UK.

Early investors

Notable venture and strategic investors from Morse's publicly disclosed funding rounds (~$30M raised).

Union Square Ventures ↗

Ribbit Capital ↗

Slow Ventures ↗

Is my money safe with Morse?

Morse never holds your funds, so no deposit-insurance scheme is involved. Your security depends entirely on how you protect your own private keys and recovery phrase — lose them and no company can recover the money for you.

go deeperSee the full Morse profile with every verified field, or Morse alternatives. Raw fields: data.json.

Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.