BitGo is a financial services company that focuses on digital currencies, and is backed by several large investment companies. They offer a variety of investment services to help institutional clients manage cryptocurrencies, including security, compliance, and custodial solutions. BitGo launched the first multi-signature hot wallet in 2013. It is one of the largest processors of on-chain Bitcoin transactions, processing 15% of all global Bitcoin transactions. BitGo supports over 100 tokens and coins, and works with many of the largest exchanges in the industry. The company also provides custodial and trust services for digital assets.

Everus is a Fintech company that is developing a variety of blockchain-based services and products, that are aimed at encouraging widespread adoption. Their services and are based on the EVR token. The company is working on a merchant payment system (EverMO), a big data predictive analytics platform (DataNoodle), a cloud mining platform (Yottahash), a debit card, and a BaaS platform. They have plans foe creating their own blockchain as well.

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Fusion is an inter-operable cryptofinance platform that is being developed by the creators of Qtum and VeCahin. They hope to address many of the usability, scalability, and interoperability issues that have plagued other blockchain projects. Fusion's goal is to facilitate financial services for cryptocurrencies across different blockchains, and to enable additional financial services in the cryptofinance sphere.
Fusion will use distributed nodes to generate and manage the private keys of other blockchains. This will enable a new layer to operate on top of other tokens. This layer will "fuse" them and will allow the execution of smart contracts across different blockchains. Off-chain values can also be mapped on the chain and interact with the tokens