Luffa secures investment from GoFintech Quantum at $220m valuation

Luffa AI has secured a strategic investment from GoFintech Quantum Innovation Limited in a deal that values the company at $220 million.

The companies said they will collaborate across artificial intelligence, blockchain infrastructure, quantum security and compliance-focused FinTech solutions as part of a broader effort to develop AI-driven financial technology services.

Michael Liu, CEO of Luffa AI, commented, “Luffa is redefining interaction in entertainment, culture, and commerce, giving users genuine ownership, privacy, and direct governance over the platform. GoFintech Quantum‘s profound capabilities in quantum financial security and cross-border compliance will provide a solid foundation for building the next generation of social and AI Agent infrastructure. Together, we are moving from imagining a better web to actively creating it.”

Luffa develops Web3 and AI-based infrastructure focused on digital identity, payments, wallets and decentralised applications. The company said its platform is designed to address challenges linked to fragmented digital ecosystems, including identity verification, payment interoperability and management of AI-driven services.

“We are thrilled to finalize our strategic investment in Luffa AI,” said Tianfu Yuan, CEO of GoFintech Quantum. “This is more than a milestone for our innovation-driven strategy; it is a pivotal step in exploring the convergence of quantum technology with AI and Web3. We look forward to working closely with the Luffa team to build a more secure and intelligent digital infrastructure.”

Its ecosystem includes products such as Luffa Wallet and the SuperBox mini-app platform, which support use cases across prediction markets, creator economy applications, digital assets and community governance. According to the company, the platform had reached more than 3 million downloads and over 2 million registered users by February 2026.

Under the partnership, the companies plan to jointly develop AI-powered investment systems, blockchain-based financial automation platforms, digital asset risk management tools and regulatory technology solutions aligned with Hong Kong and international compliance standards.

The collaboration will also focus on applying quantum encryption technologies to digital asset security and blockchain infrastructure.

The investment reflects continued interest in combining AI, blockchain and financial technology infrastructure as firms explore new applications for digital payments, identity management, automated finance and compliance-focused services within emerging Web3 ecosystems.