Done.ai Group AB has initiated an assessment of blockchain infrastructure as a strategic complement to the company's AI-native finance platform. As part of this initiative, the company will allocate SEK 20 million to the purchase of Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin transaction is expected to be completed immediately. The purpose of this allocation is to strengthen internal capabilities and support Done.ai's exploration of blockchain-based financial services, including tokenized assets, on-blockchain settlements, and stablecoin applications. Stian Rustad (pictured) is the majority owner of Dune.
Done.ai develops a modern, integrated platform for SMEs in accounting, embedded finance, CRM, marketing and HRM. In line with its vision of building AI-driven, software-defined finance, Done.ai considers the role of blockchain infrastructure to increase robustness, automation and reach. Potentially relevant areas include programmable settlement systems, digital assets within ERP environments, and modern treasury management.
The allocation of 20 million Swedish kronor in Bitcoin, which will be conducted via a regulated digital asset manager, is intended to support the company's broader exploration of onchain technologies. The Bitcoin holdings will be treated as a long-term treasury asset according to current accounting standards and reported in Done.ai's quarterly reports.
Done.ai will commence the purchase process immediately and initiate the evaluation process in the second half of 2025 with a structured technical exploration of blockchain-enabled services. Although no final decisions have been made, the initial areas of interest are:
Additional uses and technical avenues may be explored as the evaluation progresses.
“This is not about speculation in assets, but about strategic learning and long-term platform readiness. We want to stay ahead of new trends, while sticking to regulatory and operational discipline,” said Staffan Herbst, CEO of Done.ai.
Done.ai Group AB has initiated an assessment of blockchain infrastructure as a strategic complement to the company's AI-native finance platform. As part of this initiative, the company will allocate SEK 20 million to the purchase of Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin transaction is expected to be completed immediately. The purpose of this allocation is to strengthen internal capabilities and support Done.ai's exploration of blockchain-based financial services, including tokenized assets, on-blockchain settlements, and stablecoin applications. Stian Rustad (pictured) is the majority owner of Dune.
Done.ai develops a modern, integrated platform for SMEs in accounting, embedded finance, CRM, marketing and HRM. In line with its vision of building AI-driven, software-defined finance, Done.ai considers the role of blockchain infrastructure to increase robustness, automation and reach. Potentially relevant areas include programmable settlement systems, digital assets within ERP environments, and modern treasury management.
The allocation of 20 million Swedish kronor in Bitcoin, which will be conducted via a regulated digital asset manager, is intended to support the company's broader exploration of onchain technologies. The Bitcoin holdings will be treated as a long-term treasury asset according to current accounting standards and reported in Done.ai's quarterly reports.
Done.ai will commence the purchase process immediately and initiate the evaluation process in the second half of 2025 with a structured technical exploration of blockchain-enabled services. Although no final decisions have been made, the initial areas of interest are:
Additional uses and technical avenues may be explored as the evaluation progresses.
“This is not about speculation in assets, but about strategic learning and long-term platform readiness. We want to stay ahead of new trends, while sticking to regulatory and operational discipline,” said Staffan Herbst, CEO of Done.ai.
