Squads
18 known investors
Squads delivers financial services to businesses, individuals, and developers using open infrastructure and global internet capital markets.
Also known as Squads Labs · Squads Multisig · Squads Protocol
Founders & leadership
Investors · 18
Also in the syndicate · 2
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$18M disclosed across 1 of 4 rounds · 2025–2026
- $18MraisedMay 2026 · 2 sources
Coinbase, Solana
Source ↗ - Undisclosed amountstrategic roundApr 2026
Solana Ventures (lead), Coinbase Ventures, Collab+Currency, Electric Capital, Haun Ventures, Jump Crypto, L1D, Placeholder, Robot Ventures
Source ↗
Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Squads (Squads Labs) is a financial technology company building financial products and APIs on Solana and stablecoin infrastructure. It describes itself as building on open infrastructure, global money and internet capital markets to deliver financial services to businesses, individuals and developers, and states it is not a bank or a digital asset custodian [0]. Its product line comprises Altitude, a global business account and financial operating system for saving, earning and moving money; Fuse, a personal finance app for stablecoins and tokenized assets; Grid, a stablecoin API for accounts, payments, cards and yield; and Squads Multisig, a platform to secure and manage Solana assets [0][6].
Squads Multisig lets teams deploy a multisig in a few clicks and configure it to manage treasuries, program upgrade authorities, admin keys, tokens and validators, with the stated goal of bringing a SaaS-like product experience to onchain asset management. It emphasizes user experience (replacing CLI workflows with interface flows), security enforced by Squads Protocol and Solana validators rather than a centralized third party, and transparency through multisig approvals and human-readable data [1]. Squads Protocol, described as an autonomous finance layer on Solana, provides programmable payments, 24/7 USD liquidity, yields and code-enforced security [1].
Altitude, publicly launched in December 2025, is positioned as a financial operating system built on stablecoin infrastructure: it does not hold customer funds, keeps treasury in stablecoins, settles on stablecoin rails, and reaches traditional banking rails through licensed stablecoin payment service providers including Bridge, MoonPay, Infinite and Due. It provides multi-currency accounts, corporate cards, global payments, APY on balances and a CFO tool set, plus a proprietary compliance engine performing sanctions screening, AML checks, transaction monitoring and KYB verification [5][6].
Business model
Squads operates a mix of protocol-based infrastructure and commercial software products. Squads Multisig's core wallet and base-level platform features are free for Solana developers, with paid tiers: a Squads Business Plan at $49 per month and, at the time of the v4 launch, Squads Pro at $399 per Squad per month for advanced teams; the platform also charges a 0.1 SOL deployment fee and 0.25% on limit orders, while other transaction costs are Solana network fees [2][4]. Altitude and Grid extend the company into business accounts, payments, cards and stablecoin APIs [0][6].
Disclosed monetization includes subscription plans (Squads Business Plan at $49/month; Squads Pro at $399 per Squad per month announced with v4), a 0.1 SOL Squads deployment fee and a 0.25% fee on limit orders; the company states it does not charge fees on other transactions beyond Solana network fees [2][4].
▸Full profile — technology, go-to-market
Technology
Squads Protocol v4 is an open-source Solana program (repository Squads-Protocol/v4) deployed on Solana mainnet-beta and devnet at SQDS4ep65T869zMMBKyuUq6aD6EgTu8psMjkvj52pCf and on Eclipse mainnet at eSQDSMLf3qxwHVHeTr9amVAGmZbRLY2rFdSURandt6f. v4 adds time locks, spending limits, roles, sub-accounts, fee relayer, multiple-party payments and address lookup table support, and is accessible through a TypeScript SDK (@sqds/multisig) and a Rust crate (squads-multisig). Builds can be verified with the Ellipsis Labs verifiable build tool [3]. Squads Protocol v3 is described as the first formally verified program on Solana; v4 was audited by Neodyme, OtterSec and Trail of Bits and was undergoing formal verification by OtterSec and Certora [4]. The multisig uses smart accounts, which incur higher network fees than standard wallets, partially recoverable through a Rent Reclaim feature [2]. Altitude records and settles transactions on Solana and layers programmable controls, granular permissions and configurable multifactor authentication on business accounts [6].
Go-to-market
Crypto-native teams, institutional investors, Solana developers and projects using multisig treasury management, plus businesses using Altitude — exporters, global agencies, crypto-native companies and cross-border remote teams — and individuals via the Fuse personal finance app [0][4][5][6].
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Competitors · 6
by search overlapCompanies competing with Squads for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
In the news
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Squadssquads.so · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Squads do?
- Solana-based financial infrastructure company offering multisig smart accounts and stablecoin business banking, payments and APIs.
- Who founded Squads?
- Squads was founded by Stepan Simkin.
- Who are Squads's investors?
- Squads's investors include Coinbase Ventures, Collab+Currency, Electric Capital, Multicoin Capital, Placeholder VC, Reciprocal Ventures, Reverie, RockawayX and 8 more.
- How much funding has Squads raised?
- Squads has disclosed $18M raised across 1 of its 4 known rounds.











