Self-custody wallet provider Ctrl Wallet looks to be acquired
Quick Take Ctrl Wallet’s CEO and founder Emile Dubie said the firm has decided to explore acquisition opportunities to help it scale. The self-custody wallet provider is currently in the sales process, with the winning bidder decided on Jan. 31, reports CoinDesk.
Ctrl Wallet, a self-custody digital wallet provider previously known as XDEFI, is moving to get acquired to help scale the firm.
"After nearly 5 years of building Ctrl Wallet, we’ve made the decision to explore opportunities for the company through an acquisition," the firm's founder and CEO Emile Dubie wrote on the social media platform X on Thursday.
"While we are confident that Ctrl Wallet is the best multi-chain wallet, we believe that scaling to compete with the largest players requires serious backing and support from the right partner who can unlock new distribution channels for us," Dubie continued.
Ctrl Wallet is currently in the sales process, with the winning bidder to be decided on Jan. 31, reports CoinDesk, citing an exclusive interview with Dubie. Ctrl has a takeover offer in addition to a merger proposal with a large decentralized exchange.
In 2021, Ctrl Wallet raised $6 million in Series A financing led by Mechanism Capital, bringing its total amount raised at the time to $7.2 million, The Block previously reported.
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