Oamo is a technology company.
Oamo has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round.
Oamo has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Oamo has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Oamo's investors include 10T Holdings, Northside Ventures, Seven Seven Six, White Star Capital.
Oamo is a Web3 platform and decentralized data broker that empowers users to own, share anonymized data, and monetize it for USDC rewards while preserving privacy.[1][2][3][4] It serves both consumers and B2B clients like Figment, Ledger, Ledn, Zapper, Primex Finance, and Index Coop, solving the problem of centralized data exploitation by enabling criteria-gated data pools for targeted insights, personalized campaigns, loyalty rewards, and higher ROI without accessing personal identifiers.[1][3] Oamo targets Web3 sectors including DeFi, NFTs, Gaming, and Wallets, helping businesses attract high-value customers, boost retention, and gain actionable analytics to supercharge growth.[1][3]
From ideation to Mainnet launch in just 10 months, Oamo demonstrates rapid momentum, piecing together decentralized technologies for seamless consumer and business experiences.[3]
Oamo was co-founded by Yannick Folla, its CEO, who brings extensive Web3 experience from nearly four years at Figment and co-founding 0x Society, Canada’s first NFT gallery in Montreal, which he continues to run as a non-profit with Bianca Lessard.[3] The idea emerged from Folla's entrepreneurial drive to return to startups after Figment, aiming to create a platform where consumers control and monetize their anonymized data in exchange for rewards and offers, flipping the traditional data economy model.[2][3][4]
Early traction built quickly: Oamo launched on Mainnet in 10 months, executing its original architecture as planned, and secured partnerships with key Web3 players like Figment and Ledger, establishing it as a B2B service provider with consumer-facing tools.[3]
Oamo rides the Web3 data sovereignty trend, decentralizing control from Big Tech to users amid rising privacy demands and regulations like GDPR, enabling a fairer data economy.[2][4] Its timing aligns with maturing DeFi, NFTs, Gaming, and Wallet ecosystems hungry for compliant, high-quality user data without privacy risks.[1][3]
Market forces favoring Oamo include blockchain's scalability advances and token incentives (e.g., USDC), which lower barriers for consumer participation while giving businesses ROI-driven tools.[3] By partnering with infrastructure leaders, Oamo influences the ecosystem, fostering trusted data flows that accelerate Web3 adoption and power user-centric growth.
Oamo's Mainnet success and B2B traction position it for expansion into more Web3 verticals, potentially scaling data pools and AI-driven insights as decentralized identity standards evolve.[3] Trends like zero-knowledge proofs and regulatory clarity on data ownership will amplify its edge, evolving it from a broker to a core Web3 data infrastructure layer.
As Web3 leaders seek privacy-first growth, Oamo stands ready to supercharge it—turning user data from a liability into a shared asset.[1]
Oamo has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $1.0M Seed in June 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2023 | $1.0M Seed | 10T Holdings, Northside Ventures, Seven Seven Six, White Star Capital |