$1.4B+
Cumulative GMV
40M+
Wallets on Flow
~1B
Lifetime transactions on Flow
50+
Global brand partners
I · Digital Ownership
Real ownership of the sports and entertainment you already love. Earn rewards the deeper you go.
Buy a pack. Pull something rare. Complete a set. Trade with people who care about it as much as you do. Knowledge, taste, and commitment earn status, community, and real economic value. IP universes on one identity, a collection that can't exist anywhere else.
II · Financial Freedom
Banks make money from you. Peak makes money for you. Automated yield strategies, prize-linked accounts, and zero complexity. A new kind of app built for people who want their money to work harder.
Gen Z has $400 in median emergency savings and earns $14.60 a year on it in a traditional savings account. Two-thirds believe gambling or crypto is the only realistic path to wealth. Peak Money is a non-custodial wallet where they earn DeFi yields, win prizes, and spend via a card, without ever giving up control of their money.
III · Open Infrastructure
Flow began in 2019 because Ethereum couldn't handle CryptoKitties. The NFT standard Dapper Labs co-authored ran the network out of gas. So the team built a new network from scratch: pipelined multi-role consensus, a resource-oriented smart contract language called Cadence where assets live in your account and can't be duplicated or lost, and native account abstraction from day one.
The biggest brands in the world (NBA, NFL, Disney, Ticketmaster) ran their consumer products on it. 975 million transactions. 40 million accounts on Flow. None of those users had to know what was underneath.
Agents are now also customers. Everything that made crypto hard for humans (key management, gas, multi-step approvals) is trivially easy for agents. What agents need (programmable value transfer, transparent shared state, autonomous execution, trustless coordination with other agents) is exactly what Flow already enables.
Flow is open source. Anyone can build on it. The infrastructure is proven. The rails are live.
Native scheduled execution
Forte gives contracts on-network cron jobs that trigger themselves on a timer. No keeper bots, no third-party offchain tooling. No other production L1 ships this today.
Reentrancy impossible by design
Cadence is resource-oriented. The class of exploit that drained the Ethereum DAO is eliminated at the language level, not patched.
Account abstraction since genesis
Every Flow account is a smart contract. Multi-sig, key rotation, spending policies, gas sponsorship: out of the box. Not bolted on years later via ERC-4337.
How we work
Customer first. Always.
We start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. The asset, the app, the agent, the network: none of it matters if the person on the other end isn't getting something real.
We ship firsts.
CryptoKitties pioneered ERC-721 in 2017 and gave digital ownership a working standard. NBA Top Shot proved a million regular fans could collect on Flow in 2020. Peak Money rebuilt the savings account for the generation that needs one. Flow will become the network agents settle on. We've done this before.
The work compounds.
CryptoKitties seeded ERC-721 in 2017. Still the standard. NBA Top Shot's whales from 2021 are still here in the 2026 playoffs. Flow will become the network the agent economy runs on. The work that survives the cycle is the work built right.
In the press
“Named one of 50 world's most innovative companies and no.1 gaming company.”
“This is an entirely new way to own something.”
“A cultural phenomenon.”
“The most used contract in blockchain.”
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Over $500M raised across 127 investors since 2018. Through CryptoKitties, NBA Top Shot, Flow, and the bear market that took out everybody else in the category. The people who stayed are the people who knew what this was always going to be.
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We're a small, talent-dense team. Engineering-led. AI-fluent. Building consumer products that have to work in the real world, for real people, on infrastructure we own.
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