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Odsy Network develops a layer 1 blockchain specifically designed to power decentralized wallets, known as dWallets. These programmable and transferable signing mechanisms reside entirely on-chain, establishing a robust and secure infrastructure. The network's core offering provides a decentralized access layer for the broader Web3 ecosystem, aiming to enhance security and flexibility in managing digital assets and interactions.
Co-founded by Omer Sadika and Sean Lee, Odsy Network was established to address inherent limitations within existing Web3 wallet infrastructure. Their foundational insight centered on the critical need for more secure, programmable, and natively on-chain digital asset management solutions. Sadika’s background in pioneering decentralized technologies contributes significantly to the company's technical vision.
The dWallets developed by Odsy Network cater to a diverse range of Web3 participants seeking enhanced control and dynamic programmability over their digital assets. The company's long-term vision is to establish a universally accessible and resilient foundation for all Web3 applications, fostering a more secure and efficient decentralized future for digital ownership and interaction.
Odsy Network has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round.
Odsy Network has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Odsy Network has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Odsy Network's investors include Blockchange Ventures, G2VP, Mike Abbott.
Odsy Network has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Seed in May 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2023 | $8M Seed | — | Blockchange Ventures, G2vp, Mike Abbott | Announced |
Odsy Network is a layer 1 blockchain developing decentralized wallets (dWallets) to simplify Web3 access by eliminating the need for multiple chain-specific wallets.[1][2] It serves crypto users, developers, and institutions facing wallet fragmentation, solving the "significant challenge" of managing diverse blockchain logins that hinder adoption as networks proliferate.[1] In 2023, it raised $7.5M at a $250M valuation, led by Blockchange Ventures with Rubik Ventures, Node Capital, and FalconX, funding dWallet development and the Odsy Foundation's push for decentralized Web3 access control.[1][4]
The platform enables secure, programmable access across Web3 protocols via transferable signing mechanisms compatible with nearly any blockchain, enhancing security, compliance, and utility.[2][3][4]
Odsy Network emerged to address Web3's wallet proliferation, where users need separate logins per blockchain akin to internet accounts, creating maintenance headaches amid growing networks.[1] The Odsy Foundation, based in Zug, Switzerland, drives adoption, with dWallet Labs Ltd. building protocols, solutions, and professional services atop the network.[1][5] A pivotal moment was the May 2023 $7.5M raise at $250M valuation, validating its dWallet primitive for generating digital signatures across chains.[1][3] No specific founders are named in available data, but the focus evolved from core blockchain infrastructure to programmable, interoperable access layers.[2]
Odsy rides the Web3 interoperability and multi-chain trend, where exploding blockchain networks demand unified access to boost mainstream adoption.[1][2] Timing aligns with rising privacy needs (e.g., zero-knowledge tech like USAD on Aleo) and institutional crypto entry, as wallet friction limits growth.[1] Market forces like VC interest in Layer 1 solutions and compliance tools favor it, influencing the ecosystem by standardizing dWallets as a primitive that could reduce silos and enable programmable dollars across chains.[1][3][4]
Odsy is poised to scale dWallet adoption post-2023 funding, potentially integrating deeper with privacy stablecoins like USAD and expanding to enterprise use via dWallet Labs' services.[1][5] Multi-chain growth and regulatory clarity will shape its path, evolving its influence from wallet innovator to Web3 access standard-setter. As fragmentation persists, Odsy's decentralized layer could redefine user onboarding, tying back to its core mission of frictionless, secure Web3 entry.[2][4]
