Uniblock has raised 5.2 million dollars in a new funding round aimed at scaling its AI focused blockchain infrastructure platform, bringing its total capital raised to approximately 7.5 million dollars since launch. The Toronto based company is positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for multichain applications, addressing the growing complexity developers face when interacting with multiple blockchain networks. The funding reflects rising investor interest in platforms that simplify blockchain integration as demand increases across both enterprise and developer ecosystems.
The round attracted a diverse group of global investors, including major venture firms and strategic industry participants from across the United States, Asia and the broader crypto ecosystem. Backers include SBI, AllianceDAO, NGC Ventures and Alchemy, alongside participation from MoonPay and several high profile angel investors with experience in leading technology and crypto companies. The involvement of such a wide investor base highlights confidence in infrastructure solutions that aim to streamline access to fragmented blockchain environments.
Uniblock’s core offering focuses on solving a key challenge in multichain development, where applications must rely on multiple data providers to access different networks. Instead of requiring developers to manage complex integrations and failover systems, the platform provides a unified access layer that connects over 300 blockchains and thousands of APIs through a single key. Its routing technology automatically selects the best provider, ensuring reliability and consistent data delivery while reducing operational overhead for development teams.
The company has already gained traction among developers and projects, supporting thousands of active applications and users across its ecosystem. Its infrastructure is being used in production environments by several blockchain projects, indicating growing demand for managed services that can handle the technical complexity of multichain operations. By acting as an intermediary layer, Uniblock allows teams to focus on building applications rather than maintaining backend infrastructure, which is becoming increasingly important as blockchain use cases expand.
In addition to scaling its infrastructure, Uniblock is introducing new tools designed for the emerging intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain. These include systems that allow AI agents to interact directly with onchain data and APIs, as well as optimized documentation tailored for machine learning environments. The company’s strategy reflects a broader shift toward AI driven automation within blockchain ecosystems, where intelligent systems are expected to play a growing role in managing data, executing transactions and supporting decentralized applications.
