White-label blockchain node-as-a-service provider BlockJoy raised $11M in combined seed and Series A funding rounds.

 

White-label blockchain node-as-a-service provider BlockJoy raised $11M in combined seed and Series A funding rounds.   Investors include Gradient Ventures, Draper Dragon, Dragon Roark, Active Capital, Borderless HNT, and Renegade Ventures.  BlockJoy enables enterprises to deploy and manage blockchains, nodes, validators, and ETLs through a point-and-click user interface.  It also launched the platform's beta with support for Ethereum and Helium.  The startup claims to reduce operating costs by around 80% for enterprises running staking nodes and API as a service.  Proceeds from the funding round will be used to develop and launch BlockVisor, BlockJoy's node management system.