AM Management, a Korean company specializing in quant-based digital asset solutions, has secured Series A funding from J-CAM, the parent company of Japan’s leading digital asset custodian, BitLending. The amount of the investment remains undisclosed. 

J-CAM has previously collaborated with AM Management to establish a business partnership involving digital asset solutions in the Japanese financial sector, leading to this strategic investment.

AM Management currently develops and supplies quant-based digital asset solutions for companies holding foreign digital assets. In addition to Japan, the company has expanded into the United Arab Emirates, which holds the title for the largest volume of virtual assets in 2024. 

AM Management has surpassed 100 billion KRW in usage of its digital asset quant solutions and boasts over 50,000 global users. The firm has also achieved an operating profit increase of over 50%.

CEO Hojung Kim of AM Management stated, “The digital asset market abroad is growing, with the AUM of US Bitcoin ETFs exceeding $129 billion, surpassing that of gold ETFs. We plan to continue building a strong record in international markets and look forward to potential collaborations with the financial sector in Korea as it becomes regulated.”

Previously, AM Management received seed investment from DCamp and Mashup Ventures, as well as pre-Series A funding from Ulsan CCEI and DeSpread.