What Utila Does
Utila is transforming how institutions operate in the digital-asset economy. Founded in 2022 in Tel Aviv, Utila has developed a non-custodial, MPC-based operations platform that enables financial institutions, FinTechs, and corporates to securely manage, transact, and build on stablecoin rails. Its technology integrates policy controls, compliance automation, and multi-chain connectivity, helping enterprises move digital assets across blockchains with the same confidence as traditional finance. In the wake of improved regualtory clarity, and stablecoin settlement volumes growing exponentially, Utila’s regulatory alignment, scalable infrastructure and strong customer retention positions it to become a foundational payments layer in the institutional stablecoin economy.
Institutional grade stablecoin infrastructure
An enterprise-grade wallet platform enabling institutions to securely build, manage and scale digital-asset operations across multiple blockchains.
Automated compliance and operations
Streamlines treasury and payment workflows through pay-ins, pay-outs, automated reconciliation, and KYT/AML tools – reducing manual effort by up to 90%.
Connected settlement network (Utila Link)
A unified institutional network that connects verified counterparties, enabling transparent, compliant and scalable stablecoin settlements across the global digital-asset ecosystem.
Why We Invested?
Demand has grown in the past decade for more-responsive, real-time, low-cost, secure, and inclusive global payment solutions. With the creation of domestic payment systems (often unique to continents and even to individual markets) leading to many siloed systems and proprietary networks, making true global integration of payments difficult to achieve.
Traditional payments remain slow, costly, and opaque, while stablecoins enable instant, 24/7 settlement at a fraction of the cost. For years, stablecoins adoption has been limited to low volume high value transactions (trading use cases) but ultimately limited by unclear regulation and infrastructure, preventing wider adoption of payments. This is now changing.
New frameworks – EU MiCA (2024), US GENIUS Act (2025), and UK FSMA amendments (2025) – have provided long-awaited clarity on reserves, redemption, and licensing. This shift is transforming stablecoins from speculative trading tools into regulated payment rails, paving the way for banks, PSPs, and corporates to integrate them as part of mainstream finance.
Existing wallet infrastructure was built for trading use cases where the requirement was for high value, low volume trades. In order to sufficiently cater for the new wave of payments use cases following new regulatory changes, the infrastructure must be able to enable tens of thousands of concurrent wallets and sub-second settlement (high volume, low value).
Stablecoin transactions surpassed Visa + Mastercard in annual volume ($27tr in 2024; +60% CAGR). Volumes have been growing steadily against a backdrop of volatility in other crypto trading. The market now exceeds $160bn. Nearly half of financial institutions already use or plan to use stablecoins for payments, underscoring strong institutional momentum.
Utila securely builds, manages and scales digital asset operations with its enterprise-grade wallet platform. Unlike its predecessors, Utila is payments-native, and is positioning itself as the orchestration layer between stablecoins and banks. The incumbents are not set up to deal with the transaction and wallets volume that payments will require.
Everyone will enter the stablecoin era in the end, and everyone will need utility behind it
Bentzi Rabi
Co-Founder & CEO