Onesafe
7 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
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OneSafe is a financial technology platform offering business banking-style services—global multi-currency accounts, wire and ACH payments, corporate cards, and instant crypto-to-fiat conversions—through a single interface. It targets startups, Web3 companies, and DAOs that operate in both fiat and cryptocurrency, and is available globally except in sanctioned regions.
Also known as OneSafe
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026OneSafe is a financial technology company — explicitly not a bank — that offers business account services through partner banks and payment providers. Its platform combines global multi-currency accounts, domestic and international wire transfers, ACH, bill payments, foreign exchange, corporate cards with spend limits, accounting/reporting tools and a built-in 24/7 crypto on- and off-ramp in a single dashboard. Supported fiat currencies include USD, EUR and CAD, with more stated as forthcoming.
On the crypto side, OneSafe supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and Avalanche networks and stablecoins including USDT, USDC and DAI, and states that it covers gas fees for user transactions. Digital assets are held with Fireblocks, and the company cites multi-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption and KYB onboarding as controls. Onboarding is marketed as taking minutes to set up with verification typically completed within a week.
The website lists a Las Vegas, Nevada address; third-party profiles variously place the company in Las Vegas, Nevada and in Miami, Florida, and one lists a 2021 founding year. The company also publishes a high-volume content blog covering crypto markets, regulation and business banking topics, largely attributed to an internal content/editorial team and Chris Shei.
Founding story
According to a December 2023 podcast interview, founder and CEO Chris Shei was debanked by JPMorgan and Citibank in the early days of his involvement with cryptocurrencies, and built OneSafe to bridge the gap between the crypto ecosystem and traditional finance for Web3 startups. A third-party profile lists 2021 as the founding year and names Brain Ko as co-founder and CTO (previously a senior software engineer at NextGen Blockchain Technologies) alongside Chris Shei, whom it lists as co-founder and CFO.
Business model
OneSafe operates as a technology layer on top of partner banks and exchanges, providing accounts, payments, cards and crypto conversion to business customers. It advertises no monthly subscription, no credit card requirement, unlimited transactions and 0% commission fee, while passing through supplier fees on crypto on-ramp and off-ramp conversions, which are displayed in the transaction overview.
Publicly disclosed pricing indicates no monthly subscription fee and pass-through of supplier fees on crypto conversions; foreign exchange is offered via partner exchanges at what the company describes as competitive rates. No further revenue detail is disclosed in the sources.
Traction
The website reports more than $800 million in transaction volume from over 1,000 businesses across more than 30 countries. A third-party profile estimates roughly 2,000 monthly website visits and a headcount band of 1-10 employees as of December 2025.
Latest developments
Site content and blog posts were being updated as of November 2025, and a startup-data profile recorded last activity in December 2025 with the company marked active. No product or funding announcements are documented in the available sources.
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Market position
Positions itself as a global neo-banking alternative for crypto-friendly businesses, bridging traditional banking rails and digital-asset ecosystems for companies that face difficulty obtaining conventional banking. The founder has described being debanked by large incumbent banks as motivation for the product.
Combines fiat business banking services with an embedded 24/7 crypto on/off-ramp and multi-chain support in one interface, absorbs network gas fees, and targets customer segments such as DAOs and Web3 startups that traditional banks often decline. Services are available to businesses worldwide except OFAC-sanctioned countries and certain US states.
Technology
A single web platform aggregating fiat accounts, card issuing, wires/ACH, FX and an integrated crypto exchange. Cross-chain support covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and Avalanche; custody of digital assets is handled through Fireblocks. Security features cited include multi-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption and real-time transfer status, with an integrated dashboard for tracking fiat and crypto balances and transaction histories.
Go-to-market
Self-serve online account opening and demo scheduling from the website, supported by a multilingual (English/Spanish) site, an extensive SEO-oriented blog and location-specific landing pages, plus founder appearances on industry podcasts. In 2023 the company operated a waitlist with expedited applications available via referral codes distributed through media partners.
Startups, growing enterprises, Web3 and crypto-native companies, and DAOs that operate in both fiat and cryptocurrency, particularly those seeking US-based business accounts and cross-border payment capability.
Geography
Marketed as globally available except OFAC-sanctioned countries and certain US states; the site lists an address in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, and reports customers across 30+ countries. Country-specific landing pages cover markets across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, North America and the Caribbean.
History
Third-party data lists a 2021 founding. By July 2023 the company reported KYB completion in under 10 minutes with accounts ready in under a week, and in December 2023 the CEO described the product publicly on a crypto industry podcast while the service still operated a waitlist. As of late 2025 the platform is live with self-serve onboarding, Spanish-language support and an active content operation.
Risks & controversies
OneSafe is not a bank and depends on partner banks, exchanges and custodians (including Fireblocks) to deliver services, creating counterparty and regulatory dependency. Availability is restricted in OFAC-sanctioned countries and certain US states. Public sources disclose no audited financials, and reported details such as headquarters (Las Vegas vs. Miami) and total funding are inconsistent or undisclosed across third-party profiles.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Onesafe do?
- OneSafe is a fintech platform providing crypto-friendly, bank-like accounts, payments and cards for startups and Web3 businesses.
- Who are Onesafe's investors?
- Onesafe's investors include Abstract Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Dorm Room.