Best Blockchain Technology Companies in Norway
The 35 best Blockchain Technology companies in Norway in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Dune Analytics.
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$15.7b in tracked funding; 95% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2024.
Ranked: Best Blockchain Technology companies in Norway
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dune Analytics 🦄 Data and analytics solutions for cryptocurrency | $79M | 55 mo ago | Series B | Fredrik Haga Co-Founder & CEO | 2018 | SanityTurbopackSentry+25 | — |
| 2 | Reltime Online platform offering financial technology and DeFi ecosystem | $50M | 33 mo ago | Series C | — | 2018 | — | — |
| 3 | NBX Cryptocurrency exchange platform | $9M | 30 mo ago | Series B | Bjorn Kjos Founder & CEO | 2018 | WebflowApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+11 | — |
| 4 | Nahmii Blockchain-based interoperable layer 2 scaling solutions | $8M | 60 mo ago | Series A | Jacobo Messia Founder & CEO | 2018 | — | — |
| 5 | Firi App-based trading & exchange platform for cryptocurrency | $7M | 56 mo ago | Series A | Thuc Hoang Co-Founder & CEO | 2017 | SentryApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+18 | — |
| 6 | Gateway Decentralized blockchain infra/node provider | $5M | 43 mo ago | Seed | Pradeep Singh Co-Founder CSO/CCO | 2021 | Node.jsReactNext.js App Router+17 | — |
| 7 | DLTx Blockchain services for project development and support | $4M | 46 mo ago | Seed | Timothy Furey Co-Founder | 2001 | Cart FunctionalitySquarespace CommerceSquarespace+10 | — |
| 8 | BitSpace Provider of Blockchain development & consulting services | $100K | 78 mo ago | Funding Raised | — | 2015 | — | — |
Top 8 Blockchain Technology companies in Norway
#1
Series C · Lysaker, Akershus · founded 2018 · 21 employees$50Mraised▾
Online platform offering financial technology and DeFi ecosystem. It offers peer-to-peer lending and borrowing services. It has created a digital asset called RTO which is a stablecoin used within the ecosystem. The application can be downloaded on both Android and iOS devices.
- Dec 2023Series C—
- Jul 2022Series C$50M
#2
Series B · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2018 · 22 employees$8.7Mraised▾
NBX is a cryptocurrency exchange platform. Allows users to sell & purchase digital assets through anonymized networks. Enables merchants to accept crypto-based payments for various goods & services.
- Mar 2024Post IPO$1.2M
- May 2023Series B—
- Jan 2021Series A$7.1M
- Sep 2019Seed$1.6M
#3
Series B · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2018 · 4 employees$79.4Mraised▾
Data and analytics solutions for cryptocurrency. It enables users to explore and share data from Ethereum Mainnet, Matic, Optimism, and xDai. Its features are key metrics for DeFi and NFTs, query for human-readable data with SQL, smart contract-enabled analysis, and more.
- Feb 2022Series B$69.4M
- Aug 2021Series A$8M
- Sep 2020Seed$2M
#4
Seed · Stavanger, Rogaland · founded 2021 · 1 employees$4.6Mraised▾
Decentralized blockchain infra/node provider. The solution is built for institutional staking validators across several Proof-of-Stake (POS) chains like Ethereum, Gnosis, and IXO.
- Feb 2023Seed$4.6M
#5
Seed · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2001$3.5Mraised▾
Blockchain services for project development and support. It offers solutions for identifying the best projects, teams, & companies within the decentralized economy and supports open-source public distributed ledger technologies. It also supports public, permissionless, open-source, blockchain networks
- Nov 2022Seed$3.5M
#6
Series A · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2017 · 50 employees$7.3Mraised▾
App-based trading & exchange platform for cryptocurrency. It enables users to sell, buy, exchange, store digital currency. It supports cryptocurrency including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, and more. The app is available for Android and iOS platforms.
- Jan 2022Series A$6.8M
- Jan 2021Seed$581.5K
#7
Series A · Bergen, Vestland · founded 2018 · 4 employees$8Mraised▾
Blockchain-based interoperable layer 2 scaling solutions. Its project includes NiiFi is a decentralized crypto exchange, Fjord Maritime is a technical supplier to the aquaculture industry, and more. It also supports smart contracts for payments.
- Sep 2021Series A$8M
#8
Funding Raised · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2015 · 8 employees$100Kraised▾
Founded in 2015, BitSpace is a Blockchain technology and investment company. Our headquarters are based in Oslo, Norway. Our mission at BitSpace is to help build the future through emerging technologies that include Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence and IoT. Our community is 20,000 strong and growing with an investor network that expands beyond the Nordics and Europe.
- Mar 2020Conventional Debt$100K
Funding & investor landscape
Notable founders
Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
Share of Blockchain Technology coverage by sub-theme.
Regulatory-risk over time rising
Funding & growth over time
funding rising · growth rising
How research on Blockchain is moving in Norway
A read on the academic research around Blockchain — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 265 Norway-affiliated papers.
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology84
- University of Oslo39
- University of Stavanger22
- University of Agder19
- Høyskolen Kristiania17
- Computer security3→29
- Database transaction1→4
- Computer security39
- Internet of Things10
- Database transaction10
- Internet privacy10
- Supply chain10
- Computer security1→40
- Distributed ledger1→12
- Corporate governance1→5
Where blockchain is researched across Norway
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Common questions
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