Havenex Seeks Austrian Regulatory Approval Amid Series A Push

The company, which maintains a registered address in Vienna, has not disclosed the size of its current fundraising effort, the identity of its investors, or its specific valuation. While Chalkias stated on social media that the investment allocation is already nearly full, these claims remain unverified as the firm has yet to publish official documentation or confirm a closing deadline. Gregorios Siourounis currently serves as the management board member, while Chalkias, Adeniyi Abiodun, and Petros Pyloridis oversee the project from the supervisory board.

Havenex intends to provide a suite of tools for banks, including asset custody, trading, and tokenization. The firm claims it will implement advanced security measures, such as continuous proof-of-solvency and quantum-resistant key systems. However, these features are currently prospective; the company has provided no public technical documentation, independent security audits, or on-chain data to validate its operational model. Until the Austrian FMA grants the necessary licenses, the platform is prohibited from offering regulated financial services. Consequently, the project remains a development-stage entity rather than an active, licensed exchange.