Popular cryptocurrency asset portfolio tracker Blockfolio has reportedly raised $11.5 million in its latest round of fundraising.

The $11.5 million Series A funding round was led by cryptocurrency hedge fund Pantera Capital, and included investments from venture capital firms Danhua Capital, DCM Ventures, Abstract Ventures, Nirvana Capital, and Pathfinder, as well as cryptocurrency exchanges Huobi and Bitmex.

Blockfolio was founded in 2014 by the early backers of the privacy focused cryptocurrency Dash. Since then the app featured on Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store has grown to a user base of 4.5 million. The app provides real-time information on more than 6,000 individual crypto assets and its API integrates with over 240 cryptocurrency exchanges to provide the most accurate market and price data.

During the 2017 bull market, dozens of knock-offs and competitors flooded the App Store. Since then, the team behind Blockfolio has sought to elevate itself beyond a simple portfolio and price tracking app, and recently launched their new “Signal” functionality that allows the teams behind popular altcoins to directly release updates and information to users via the Blockfolio app.

Blockfolio co-founder and CEO Ed Moncada is confident investors are already noticing Blockfolio stand out from the pack, suggesting that if Blockfolio were “just a price-tracking application, we wouldn’t be able to raise that kind of money.”

In addition to announcing Blockfolio had secured $11.5 million in funding, the firm has also appointed Paul Veradittakit of Pantera Capital to its board of directors.

The Blockfolio app itself also received a redesign and feature overhaul. The new app update brings with it the ability for users to have multiple portfolios for free, the app now shows the global average price of an asset, and there is now an entry field for fees within trade records.