Travix closes seed round with Amber Group among disclosed backers

Travix, an on-chain perpetual futures protocol focused on compute asset trading, has completed a seed funding round, with Amber Group named among the disclosed investors. The company did not reveal the size of the round. According to the project, the proceeds will be used to deepen perpetual contract offerings tied to compute assets and exotic assets such as East Asian equities, expand Compute-Led real-world asset trading pairs including chips and storage, and continue work on what it calls a "financial world model." Travix also said the capital will support development and deployment of a trusted AI agent trading engine, global market expansion, broader ecosystem building, and the launch of trading incentive programs. The protocol is built on a modular blockchain architecture and uses a hybrid design that combines off-chain high-performance matching with on-chain settlement. It says this setup can deliver millisecond-level processing efficiency and includes a unified account management model. Travix lists compute asset perpetuals, event-driven financial modeling, and AI agent-based automated trading as its main product directions.