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Coinsilium Group Ltd on Monday said that Silta Finance, an AI-driven finance platform, received an investment from a ‘top 10 global infrastructure bank’.
Coinsilium shares jumped 39% to 2.78 pence each on Tuesday afternoon on the AQSE in London.
Coinsilium, a Gibraltar-based investor and adviser, which focuses on blockchain and cryptocurrency finance, said the investment is part of a strategic partnership agreement to build an AI-powered climate financing marketplace.
Coinsilium has a 6.7% stake in Silta.
Meanwhile, Greengage Global Holding Ltd, in which Coinsilium holds 27,133 Greengage A shares and 8,370 Greengage warrants, notified Coinsilium about an agreement. The agreement with a new regulated partner brings forward the launch of Greengage’s USD currency accounts along with foreign exchange and SWIFT payments for its clients.
Coinsilium said: ‘This is very exciting news for the team as there still remain very few ’crypto friendly’ payment providers offering USD accounts. Greengage management expect that this new agreement will both help to attract new clients for their services as well as strengthen their existing client relationships.’
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