Privacy blockchain project Beldex said it has raised $8 million in a funding round led by Sigma Capital, with participation from NTC, Nxgen, Digital Consensus Fund and EAK Ventures, among others. The company said the new capital will be used to build developer tools, privacy-focused applications, protocol security, AI infrastructure and broader ecosystem expansion. Beldex also said it is exploring how its privacy technology can be applied to protect AI agents across identity, payments, communications and data processing. Areas named by the project include private AI identity, encrypted AI communications, confidential payments, secure AI execution, and research tied to fully homomorphic encryption, or FHE, as well as secure memory. The update was cited by Decrypt.
Privacy blockchain project Beldex has raised $8 million in a funding round led by Sigma Capital, according to an update carried by Odaily. Participating investors included NTC, Nxgen, Digital Consensus Fund and EAK Ventures, among others.
Beldex said the fresh capital will go toward developer tools, privacy applications, protocol security, AI infrastructure and ecosystem expansion.
Beldex outlines privacy work tied to AI agents
The project said it is exploring the use of its privacy technology to protect AI agents across identity, payments, communications and data processing. The areas it listed include private AI identity, encrypted AI communications, confidential payments, secure AI execution, and research into fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) and secure memory.
The report cited Decrypt as the source.
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