Arianee raised €20 million in a Series A funding round led by Tiger Global.

Arianee, a Paris, France-based developer of a software solution for digital certification of valuables, raised €20 million ($21M) series A equity round.

The money was raised from investors led by Tiger Global, and joined by ISAI fund, the French Public Investment Bank (Bpifrance), Cygni Labs, Commerce Venture, Motier Ventures and Noia Capital funds.

Arianee, founded in 2018 by Alexandre Cognard, Christian Jorge, Emmanuelle Collet, Frederic Montagnon, Julien Romanetto, Luc Jodet, and CEO Pierre Nicolas Hurstel, developed an open source protocol  available via a SaaS platform that helps brands deploy their Web3 strategy by enabling them to tokenise, distribute and leverage NFTs to transform their relationships with their communities. Brands can offer their customers a customized and personalized experience by developing their own user interface and producing digital passports in real time, directly from their IT infrastructure. The platform creates a direct, perpetual link which respects personal data as it aims to become a new standard for issuing encrypted digital passports on the blockchain, available in open source via a consortium under the French law of 1901 and open to all developers wishing to create new uses for brands.

Arianee previously raised €8 million in 2021 and was pre-seeded in 2019.