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Based in Singapore, Frontier develops a non-custodial cryptocurrency and NFT wallet that enables users to interact with Web3 ecosystems, decentralized finance applications, and digital asset markets. The software platform allows individuals to securely send, store, and invest in a portfolio of more than 4,000 different crypto assets from a single unified interface. Additionally, users can generate passive yields by staking tokens or supplying liquidity directly into various decentralized finance protocols. The organization also maintains its own native utility asset, known as the FRONT token, to facilitate network operations. Operating with a global team of 11 to 50 employees, the enterprise has raised $1.85 million in seed funding from prominent industry backers including NGC Ventures, Mechanism Capital, Alameda Research, and Sandeep Nailwal. Frontier was founded in 2019 by Ravindra Kumar, Vetrichelvan Jeyapalpandy, and Palash Jain.
Frontier has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Frontier has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Frontier has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Frontier's investors include 305 Ventures, American Express Ventures, Exponent Founders Capital, Floodgate, Four Rivers Group, Giant Ventures, Goodwater Capital, In-Q-Tel, Interplay Ventures, Long Journey Ventures, NFX, OurCrowd.
Frontier has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in July 2021.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 26, 2014 | CreateTrips | $600K Seed | — | Butterfly Ventures, Rkapital |
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2021 | $3M Seed | — | 305 Ventures, American Express Ventures, Exponent Founders Capital, Floodgate, Four Rivers Group, Giant Ventures, Goodwater Capital, IN Q TEL, Interplay Ventures, Long Journey Ventures, NFX, OurCrowd, Refinery Ventures, Sarona Ventures, Seraphim Space, SoftBank Investment Advisers, State OF Mind Ventures, BIZ Stone, David Petersen, Eoghan Mccabe, Eric WEI, Jason Robins, Jeremy CAI, Jesse Leimgruber, Luke Sherwin, Mark Pincus, Neil Parikh, Pamela Valdes, Prescott Watson, Sunil Paul | Announced |
Frontier Technology Inc. (FTI) is a technology services company specializing in mission-tailored, technology-enabled solutions for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), Intelligence Community, and Federal Government. Founded in 1985, it delivers capabilities in wargaming, decision analytics, systems engineering, logistics, healthcare systems modernization, cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, and workforce augmentation, with a focus on enhancing decision-making for national interests.[2][3][4] Over nearly four decades, FTI has grown through innovation, acquisitions, and strategic expansions, serving federal agencies and commercial clients with proven experience across 500+ projects, DCAA-compliant systems, and top-secret facility clearance.[1][4]
The company's value proposition emphasizes trust, innovation, and exceeding expectations via in-house experts, SME networks, and compliant processes like ISO 27001 and NIST 800-171, enabling secure data centers, cloud support, and rapid scaling without long-term overhead.[1]
FTI was founded in Santa Barbara, CA, by Lavon F. Jordan and Joseph S. Hashem, with an initial second office in Dayton, OH, to serve the Air Force aircraft community.[4] Established in 1985 as a privately-held firm in the technology services industry, it began building expertise in defense-related technologies.[2]
The company evolved through key milestones: expanding SBIR/STTR wins and launching a space systems business; growing IT, Military Space, and ISR portfolios with automated decision-support tools; acquiring companies and developing products in high-growth markets (including spinning off a Commercial IT unit in 2004); and converting decision-support products into comprehensive systems that broadened its customer base.[4] Under CEO Ron Shroder (named in an unspecified year prior to 2015), FTI earned the 2015 SBIR Tibbetts Award at the White House, recognition as a 2019 Best Place to Work, and community awards like Community Supporter Business of the Year.[4]
FTI rides trends in defense tech modernization, including AI-driven decision analytics, space systems, ISR, and cybersecurity amid rising geopolitical threats and federal IT demands.[4] Its timing aligns with U.S. government priorities for secure, innovative solutions—evident in SBIR successes and congressional testimony on innovation programs—positioning it to capitalize on multi-billion-dollar DoD budgets for logistics, wargaming, and cloud infrastructure.[3][4]
Market forces like increasing cyber vulnerabilities and the need for rapid workforce scaling favor FTI's compliant, partnership-driven model, influencing the ecosystem by mentoring via SBIR/STTR, community support (e.g., Honor Flights), and expanding talent pools in high-growth defense tech.[1][4]
FTI is poised for continued growth in defense tech, leveraging its 40-year legacy to expand AI-enhanced decision tools, space/ISR portfolios, and commercial IT amid rising federal spending on national security innovation. Trends like hypersonic threats, space domain awareness, and zero-trust cybersecurity will shape its trajectory, potentially through more acquisitions and SBIR wins. Its influence may evolve by deepening public-private partnerships, fostering startup-like innovation in government contracting, and reinforcing its role as a trusted "frontier" for mission-critical tech—building on decades of exceeding expectations in IT partnerships.[1][4]
