NAUT tracks 10 Netherlands crypto companies as of 5 November 2026: 2 digital asset exchanges, 2 rows tagged DeFi, a blockchain intelligence firm, a data Layer 1, an IDO launchpad, a Bitcoin treasury company, a digital identity project and a Bitcoin conference business. 3 of the 10 have a tracked funding round on NAUT, totalling $5,326,500 across 10 rounds, and 5 of the 10 have a founder or CEO on file with a NAUT person page.
How was this Netherlands crypto companies list built?
NAUT's Netherlands tag sat on 19 rows when the data was pulled on 5 November 2026. 9 of those are investor rows, funds and investment firms, and this list leaves them out because its title names companies. The other 10 are 9 project rows and 1 platform row, and all 10 stay in: each one is an operating company rather than a fund, so NAUT's own Netherlands tag on a company row is what puts it in this set. No row was dropped for a reason of its own.
Every count below is recomputed from those 10 NAUT rows. The funding totals, round counts, sector tags, token flags and people are NAUT's record, not an outside tally. 7 of the 10 rows also had 1 claim about them put through an outside source check on 5 November 2026: 3 came back confirmed with the quote found on the page, 1 came back confirmed on a page the check could not re-read and carried no second page, so this article uses nothing from it, and 3 were contradicted on a stored detail. The 3 rows research never read are Crucible, Decubate and Treasury, so what this article says about them is NAUT's stored data only.
Each of the 3 contradictions sits on a stored detail rather than on a headline figure: the announcement date of Opium's round, the way Nuklai's April 2024 sale was split across platforms, and the exact seed amount at Tradetomato. This article leaves all 3 disputed details out and prints only the round counts and totals NAUT's own pages display.
Netherlands crypto companies: which 10 does NAUT track?
These are all 10 Netherlands-tagged company rows, listed alphabetically. The What it does column is each row's own NAUT description, shortened where it ran long, and the Tags column is the tag set each row carries on NAUT. 2 rows carry no tag at all, which is why NAUT's own sector breakdown counts 7 buckets with Other holding 2. NAUT's rows store a country rather than a city, so Amsterdam crypto startups are not split out from the rest of the country in this list.
| Company | What it does | Tags |
|---|---|---|
 Bitcoin Amsterdam |
Bitcoin conferences in Europe | None on file |
 Crucible |
Portable digital identity for players | None on file |
 Crystal Intelligence |
Blockchain intelligence firm | Compliance |
 Decubate |
Multichain IDO launchpad and incubator | Infrastructure, Launchpad |
 Finst |
Crypto exchange | CEX, Infrastructure, Wallet |
 Nuklai |
Layer 1 for data, powering AI and LLMs | AI, L1/2/3 |
 One Trading |
Digital asset exchange | CEX |
 Opium |
Protocol for any decentralised derivative | DeFi |
 Tradetomato |
Trade automation and portfolios, AI powered | DeFi |
 Treasury |
Bitcoin treasury company | Store of Value |
The 5 rows that name a decision maker on NAUT are Crystal Intelligence, Decubate, Finst, One Trading and Treasury, and the people table below gives each name and title.
Anyone listed can ask NAUT to remove their page at https://naut.so/legal/data-deletion.
2 of the 7 rows put through the outside check are licensed in the Netherlands by name. Finst's own site states that "Finst B.V. is geautoriseerd als aanbieder van cryptoactivadiensten door de Nederlandse Autoriteit Financiële Markten (AFM)", and One Trading's about page states that "One Trading Exchange B.V. is regulated by the Dutch Authority for Financial Markets (AFM)". Crystal Intelligence's site describes its product as "blockchain analytics, investigative and compliance solutions for financial institutions and regulators". The other 8 rows carry no licence claim that this check confirmed, which means the check did not look for one or did not find one, never that a licence is absent.
Which Netherlands crypto companies have raised money?
3 of the 10 have a funding record on NAUT, ranked here by the total NAUT's pages display, largest first. The other 7 rows hold no tracked round, which is NAUT's record of them rather than a statement that they never raised.
| Company | Rounds | Total on NAUT | Live token |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opium |
1 | $3,250,000 | Yes |
| Tradetomato |
5 | $1,376,500 | Yes |
| Nuklai |
4 | $700,000 | Yes |
The pattern a sourcing investor should read off that table: the 3 rows with tracked money are also the only 3 rows of the 10 with a live token, and Opium's $3,250,000 sits in 1 round while the 9 rounds across the other 2 companies total $2,076,500 between them. The 2 exchange rows on this list, Finst and One Trading, carry 0 rounds on NAUT, so their raise history is not something this list can rank.
Who runs each Netherlands crypto company, and how do you reach them?
NAUT holds 5 named decision makers across the 10 rows, 1 at each of 5 companies. Every 1 of the 5 titles on file is a chief executive title, so the person on the page is the most senior contact NAUT holds at that company.
| Person | Current title | Company |
|---|---|---|
 Navin Gupta |
CEO | Crystal Intelligence |
 Elliot Hagemeijer |
Co-founder and CEO | Decubate |
| Julien Vallet | Co-Founder and CEO | Finst |
 Joshua Barraclough |
Co-Founder and CEO | One Trading |
 Khing Oei |
Founder and Chief Executive Officer | Treasury |
The 5 companies with no person on file are Bitcoin Amsterdam, Crucible, Nuklai, Opium and Tradetomato. All 5 carry an X handle on their NAUT company page, so the company account is the open door there. Each person page says which channels NAUT has on file for that person.
What this tells a BD team
- The contact list NAUT holds at these Dutch crypto companies is short. 5 of the 10 rows name a CEO and nobody else, so the CEO is the only named door on that record.
- 2 of the 10 are exchanges, Finst and One Trading, and both had an AFM licence confirmed on their own page. Compliance, custody, market data and liquidity vendors should start there.
- 1 row is a compliance buyer in its own right: Crystal Intelligence sells analytics and investigations, so it is a partner or a reseller rather than a prospect for the same product.
- The 3 funded rows carry small totals on NAUT's record, $5,326,500 across 10 rounds between them, so price any tooling pitch to them at startup level.
- Bitcoin Amsterdam is an events business, which makes it a channel to the rest of the Dutch market rather than a software buyer.
- Start with the 2 venuesFinst and One Trading both had an AFM licence confirmed on their own page, and each names its CEO on NAUT.
- Open the 5 CEO pagesNAUT holds 5 named chief executives across the 10 rows, 1 per company, and each page says which channels are on file.
- Fall back to the company accountThe 5 rows with no person on file all carry an X handle on their NAUT company page.
- Size the offerThe 3 funded rows total $5,326,500 across 10 rounds, so pitch them at startup prices.
What this tells a founder raising in the Netherlands
- The local capital base is on NAUT separately: 9 of the 19 Netherlands-tagged rows are investor rows rather than operating companies, and those pages are where a Dutch raise starts.
- Tracked rounds in this set are small and repeated. Tradetomato has 5 rounds for $1,376,500 and Nuklai has 4 for $700,000, so several small raises is the local precedent on NAUT's record.
- Opium's $3,250,000 is the largest tracked total of the 10 rows, and it sits in a single round.
- A launchpad route exists at home: Decubate is an IDO launchpad and incubator, and its NAUT page names its CEO.
- Being regulated is a selling point here. 2 of the 7 checked rows hold a named AFM authorisation, and both are exchanges.
- Read the precedent3 of the 10 rows have a tracked raise, $5,326,500 across 10 rounds, and all 3 have a live token.
- Pick the local routeDecubate is the Netherlands-tagged launchpad and incubator on NAUT, with its CEO on file.
- Check the venuesFinst and One Trading are the 2 CEX-tagged rows, both AFM regulated on their own pages.
- Work the investor side9 of the 19 Netherlands-tagged NAUT rows are investor rows, and they sit outside this company list.
Related reading on NAUT: Crypto exchanges list: 102 CEXs, 26 with a named BD contact and Crypto compliance providers: 24 firms, 8 verify identity.
Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?
Yes, row by row, because country is not a documented query parameter on the NAUT API. Pull a company and its team with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/finst, pull the people and projects behind a name together with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/search?q=One%20Trading, and pull the sector cuts this article uses with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?sector=DeFi&token=launched, each sent as a GET with an Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY header. Every data or search call costs 5 credits, so the 10 company rows here cost 50 credits of the 3,000 that the $49 Essential plan carries each month: parameters and prices are at naut.so/docs/api and naut.so/pricing. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people above unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial if you need the channels as well as the names.
Netherlands crypto companies FAQ
Which crypto companies are based in the Netherlands?
NAUT's record of crypto companies in the Netherlands holds 10 rows as of 5 November 2026: Bitcoin Amsterdam, Crucible, Crystal Intelligence, Decubate, Finst, Nuklai, One Trading, Opium, Tradetomato and Treasury. They sit in 7 NAUT sector buckets, with centralized exchanges and DeFi holding 2 rows each.
How many Netherlands crypto companies have raised funding?
3 of the 10 have a funding record on NAUT as of 5 November 2026: Opium with 1 round of $3,250,000, Tradetomato with 5 rounds for $1,376,500 and Nuklai with 4 rounds for $700,000. That is $5,326,500 across 10 rounds, and the other 7 rows hold no tracked round on NAUT.
Which Dutch crypto exchanges are regulated by the AFM?
2 of the 7 rows this article put through an outside source check on 5 November 2026 state a Dutch licence on their own pages. Finst says it is authorised as a crypto-asset service provider by the Autoriteit Financiële Markten, and One Trading says One Trading Exchange B.V. is regulated by the Dutch Authority for Financial Markets. Both are tagged CEX on NAUT.
Where can I find the founders of Netherlands crypto companies and their contact channels?
On NAUT. 5 of the 10 Netherlands crypto companies tracked here name a chief executive on a NAUT person page, and each page says which channels NAUT holds for that person. Pull the same records through the API with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/one-trading, and verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to reveal them.
Sources
- NAUT's own database, read on 5 November 2026: 19 Netherlands-tagged rows, of which 10 are company rows and 9 are investor rows, with their sector tags, token flags, funding records and people.
- Finst, read on 5 November 2026, for its AFM authorisation as a crypto-asset service provider.
- One Trading, read on 5 November 2026, for One Trading Exchange B.V. being regulated by the AFM.
- Crystal Intelligence, read on 5 November 2026, for its analytics, investigations and compliance product, with Silicon Canals as a second page.
- fintech.global and The Block, the pages the check read on Opium's round. They disagree with the stored announcement date, so this article uses the total NAUT displays and no date.
- Bitget and Binance Square, the pages the check read on Nuklai's April 2024 sale. Their split of it disagrees with the stored breakdown, so only NAUT's round count and total appear above.
- Chainbroker, the page the check read on Tradetomato's round amounts. It gives rounded figures that disagree with the stored ones, so the table shows NAUT's.
- The seventh checked page, on Bitcoin Amsterdam, could not be re-read to find its quote and had no second page, so nothing from it is used here.