Zero-knowledge platform Sindri completes US$5 million in seed round financing

Zero-knowledge infrastructure platform Sindri has raised $5 million in seed funding led by CoinFund. Sindri will use the latest funding to expand its team, expand its developer network, and build a comprehensive zero-knowledge-based developer stack.
Previously, the project received $2 million in seed funding in June 2022. Sindri enables developers to verify data through zero-knowledge proofs and use it for research use cases and blockchain applications.

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