Qila Expands to Europe, Building Compliant Digital Economies
Blockchain-as-a-service platform Qila is expanding into Europe, aiming to build digital economies based on trust and compliance. The company has established its first infrastructure hub in France and plans to hire 8-12 strategic roles across business development, client success, and technical support to strengthen its global operations.
Qila's CEO, Siddharth Ugrankar, has expressed the company's commitment to creating digital economies that adhere to regional regulations. Qila is establishing compliant, localized blockchain infrastructure across Europe, leveraging the region's regulatory clarity and growing enterprise readiness for Web3 adoption.
The company offers a modular suite of blockchain products, ARK, ARK+, and PrivaSea, designed to enable seamless Web3 integration into existing enterprise frameworks while adhering to GDPR and regional data localization laws. Qila's DLT infrastructure and private cloud models are being used for applications like digital identity, asset tokenisation, and sustainability reporting.
Qila is partnering with regional entities to accelerate compliance and market integration. It has already expanded its business activities and hired strategic employees in Germany, France, and the Netherlands. The company projects that global markets, including Europe, will account for 25-30% of its overall revenue by the end of FY26, driven by rising enterprise demand in regulated markets and alignment with regional regulations like MiCA.
Qila, after successful adoption in India, the Middle East, and the United States, is actively onboarding clients in the U.S. and Europe across sectors such as logistics, fintech, digital credentials, and green finance. With its commitment to trust, transparency, and compliance, Qila is well-positioned to contribute to Europe's digital economy.
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