HSBC Invests in Elliptic, Blockchain Analytics Firm Backed by Four G-SIBs

Elliptic, a global leader in digital asset decisioning, has secured a strategic investment from HSBC, becoming the first blockchain analytics provider backed by four globally systemically important banks (G-SIBs). The investment will accelerate Elliptic's growth plans, driven by a surge in interest from financial institutions in stablecoins and tokenized assets. Elliptic's solution provides HSBC with greater transparency, helping to meet rising regulatory expectations and industry standards.

Elliptic, a leading provider of blockchain analytics, has received a significant boost with a strategic investment from HSBC. This investment marks a pivotal moment for Elliptic, as it becomes the first blockchain analytics firm to be backed by four globally systemically important banks (G-SIBs), including HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Santander, and Wells Fargo Elliptic secures strategic investment from HSBC to ...^[1].

The investment underscores Elliptic's robust position in the digital asset decisioning market. With a comprehensive blockchain coverage and unmatched scalability and reliability, Elliptic has emerged as the go-to solution for financial institutions seeking to navigate the complexities of digital assets. The company's 99.99% uptime and extensive client base, which includes many of the world's leading exchanges, payment providers, and governments, further cement its industry leadership Elliptic secures strategic investment from HSBC to ...^[1].

The second quarter of 2025 saw Elliptic's customer and revenue growth reach record-breaking levels. The recent investment from HSBC will further fuel the company's ambitious expansion plans, driven by a growing interest from financial institutions in stablecoins and tokenized assets. Elliptic's latest innovation, Issuer Due Diligence, a stablecoin solution for banks to assess issuer wallet risk, has solidified its position as an industry leader in this space Elliptic secures strategic investment from HSBC to ...^[1].

Richard May, Group Head of Financial Crime, Corporate and Institutional Banking, HSBC, has joined Elliptic's board of directors. May noted that the digital asset momentum within global finance is unstoppable, but it must be grounded in trust and transparency. Elliptic's platform, proven to meet enterprise-grade requirements reliably and at scale, aligns with HSBC's commitment to digital assets Elliptic secures strategic investment from HSBC to ...^[1].

Elliptic's CEO, Simone Maini, expressed that the investment is a validation of the company's vision and strategy, reflecting the growing market needs. She emphasized that Elliptic's platform helps financial institutions meet rising regulatory expectations and industry standards, making it an essential partner in the evolving landscape of digital assets Elliptic secures strategic investment from HSBC to ...^[1].