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Strike profile

Who owns Strike?

hybrid · Chicago, US · VASP / MSB / crypto licences · custody: Custodial

short answerStrike is regulated as a crypto-asset service (VASP / MSB / crypto licences), not a bank. It is not a deposit-taking institution; how balances are held depends on its custody model (Custodial). Strike's most notable disclosed backers include Ten31.

Is Strike a licensed bank?

No — it is licensed as a crypto / VASP service, not a bank. Licence detail: Money transmitter licences + NY BitLicense (NYDFS, 2026); Zap Solutions, Inc..

Where is your money held?

Custody model: Custodial.

No sponsor bank or infrastructure provider is publicly documented for Strike yet. Know one? Suggest it.

Who's behind Strike?

Strike was founded by Jack Mallers (2019), headquartered in Chicago, US.

Early investors

Notable venture and strategic investors from Strike's publicly disclosed funding rounds (~$90M raised).

Ten31 ↗

Is my money safe with Strike?

Strike is not a bank, so deposit-guarantee schemes do not apply. Crypto and cash balances are handled under its VASP/e-money obligations — check its terms for exactly how client assets are segregated and safeguarded.

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