Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic raises $120 million in a Series D funding round, according to multiple outlets. The company says the round is announced on May 12 and values Elliptic at $670 million. Bloomberg and other reports describe the backing as coming from Deutsche Bank and Nasdaq Inc.’s venture arm, Nasdaq Ventures, with the funding round led by One Peak, based on PYMNTS. Cointelegraph adds that Elliptic plans to use the capital to expand AI-powered compliance and transaction monitoring tools for banks and crypto-related firms. PYMNTS similarly frames the effort as bringing blockchain analytics to large banks, FinTechs, government agencies, and crypto and payment companies. Overall, the coverage links the new funding to growing interest from traditional financial institutions in digital-asset services, with Deutsche Bank and Nasdaq increasing their involvement in crypto-adjacent businesses. Elliptic’s CEO, Simone Maini, is also mentioned in connection with Bloomberg’s coverage of the raise.