Fintech investment group N7 Capital has signed a letter of intent to explore taking a stake in Currency.com, a digital finance platform known for crypto trading and payment solutions. The talks are taking place with one of the investors behind CXNEST LTD, the company that owns Currency.com.
Currency.com is available in over 180 countries but restricts access from the United States, Russia, Turkey, the Philippines, and several other regions. In April 2025, the platform reported a monthly trading volume of $10.4 million, ranking it 127th among centralized cryptocurrency exchanges.
While financial terms haven’t been disclosed, the move reflects growing investor interest in platforms operating at the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets. N7 Capital, led by founder Anton Chashchin, backs Currency.com as it seeks to expand and adapt to a more regulated and institutional market.
Currency.com has recently been undergoing a period of change, including leadership changes and an increased focus on regulatory compliance across multiple markets. The platform, which currently offers trading and digital asset services, plans to broaden both its product offerings and its geographic footprint.
If the deal moves forward, Chashchin is expected to join CXNEST LTD’s board in a non-executive capacity. According to Currency.com CEO Konstantin Anissimov, the N7 Capital founder would bring strategic insight and fintech industry connections that could help guide the company’s next phase of growth.
“This is about more than capital,” said Chashchin in a statement. “It’s about helping a strong digital finance business accelerate through a period of long-term value creation.”
The deal comes at a time when fintech investors are increasingly looking for ways to support digital-native platforms turning into full-service financial institutions. While still relatively young, Currency.com has ambitions to move beyond its roots as a crypto trading site and become a broader player in financial services.
Sources familiar with the situation say that Currency.com is in the early stages of exploring international expansion and new strategic partnerships.
Founded in 2018, Currency.com is a regulated cryptocurrency exchange offering tokenized assets alongside traditional crypto trading. Headquartered in Gibraltar with additional offices in Minsk, New York, and Singapore, the platform operates under the ownership of VP Capital, an investment group founded by entrepreneur Viktor Prokopenya.
Currency.com lets users trade over 2,000 tokenized assets — including stocks like Apple and Tesla and commodities such as gold and oil — directly with cryptocurrencies. Alongside these, the platform supports more than 500 financial instruments, including over 225 cryptocurrencies.
