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Lukka Stock (LUKK)
Data Services Provider For Middle & Back-Office Crypto Asset Processing
Lukka is a technology and data services provider for middle and back-office crypto asset processing.
About Lukka Stock
Founded
2014
Headquarters
New York, NY, US
Total Funding
103M
Industries
Software, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Analytics
Lukka is a technology and data services provider for middle and back-office crypto asset processing. Lukka helps transform post-trade blockchain data into easy-to-use information for business operations.
Lukka was founded in 2014 by Jake Benson and is headquartered in New York, United States. Notable investors include Liberty City Ventures and State Street.
Lukka Press Mentions
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Lukka Receives Investment from Animoca Capital
finsmes • Aug 12, 2024
Blockchain Data Provider Lukka Selected By Animoca Brands as Enterprise Data Management Provider
crowdfundinsider • Aug 10, 2024
Lukka selected by Animoca Brands as enterprise data management provider with strategic investment from Animoca Capital
prnewswire • Aug 03, 2024
Lukka Acquires Coinfirm bringing Audited Data to Blockchain Analytics, Compliance, and Investigations
prnewswire • May 24, 2024
Lukka Announces Partnership with Space and Time for On-chain Data Collaboration
aithority • May 13, 2023
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Lukka Management
Leadership team at Lukka
Chief Executive Officer
Jake Benson
Chief Operating Officer
Stephanie Miller
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