OpenTrade, a UK-based stablecoin yield infrastructure provider, raises $17 million in new funding to expand its platform. Multiple outlets report that the round brings OpenTrade’s total funding to more than $30 million. The company says it plans to use the investment to scale stablecoin yield infrastructure and to keep pace with market demand. One report links the funding to OpenTrade’s growth metrics, noting that the platform’s total value locked (TVL) has surpassed $200 million, while another highlights a focus on supporting global clients. PYMNTS and other coverage state that Mercury Fund and Notion Capital lead the round, with additional participation from other backers. The reporting also describes OpenTrade’s target customers as neobanks and fintech firms seeking stablecoin yield-related services. Overall, the sources describe the funding as aimed at expanding infrastructure capacity rather than changing the core business, with OpenTrade positioning the new capital as additional runway for scaling operations.