Elliptic, the global leader in digital asset decisioning and a recent addition to the Volution portfolio, has secured strategic investment from HSBC, becoming the only blockchain analytics provider to receive investment from four globally systemically important banks (G-SIBs) — HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Santander and Wells Fargo. The deal also sees Richard May, Group Head of Financial Crime at HSBC, join Elliptic’s board. 

Elliptic works with banks, governments and crypto exchanges worldwide to detect and prevent financial crime in blockchain transactions. Its platform provides the transparency and compliance capabilities required for institutions to engage confidently in digital assets. HSBC’s investment will support the company’s next phase of growth, including new hires, expanded blockchain coverage and innovation in areas such as stablecoin oversight and AI-driven compliance. 

“Elliptic was built with this exact moment in mind,” said CEO Simone Maini. “For over a decade, we’ve anticipated the enterprise adoption of digital assets and invested in the robustness, scale and compliance capabilities required by global financial institutions. This is validation of our vision and the market’s growing needs.” 

James Codling, Managing Partner at Volution, said: “Elliptic’s ability to attract the backing of four of the world’s largest banks is a powerful signal of how central its technology has become to the future of finance. As adoption of digital assets accelerates, trust and compliance are fundamental to scaling the market. Elliptic is uniquely positioned to deliver that foundation, and we are excited to be supporting their growth journey as they scale to meet rising global demand.” 

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