Top Cryptocurrency Finance Jobs

Manage month-end close, reconciliations, and reporting processes while ensuring compliance with financial regulations in a fintech or startup environment.

Lead the financial planning and analysis function, providing insights for decision-making and mentoring the FP&A team.

The Director of Finance Planning & Analysis leads budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, and provides strategic insights for decision-making.

The Treasury Manager will oversee global liquidity management, cash positions, financial risk mitigation, and banking relationships, supporting strategic financial decisions.

The Head of Accounting will oversee end-to-end accounting processes, ensuring compliance and accuracy in reporting across entities, especially in crypto contexts. Responsibilities include managing monthly closes, multi-entity accounting, and maintaining audit-ready documentation while collaborating with various stakeholders to support financial governance.

The role involves leveraging trading industry knowledge to enhance business and marketing initiatives within a fast-paced trading environment.

The Accounting Manager will oversee financial operations, ensuring compliance and efficiency in accounting processes, and manage crypto-related financial workflows.

Build and lead a new Procurement and Third Party Risk Management function: source and negotiate vendor contracts, onboard and monitor vendors, implement third-party risk frameworks, run RFPs, optimize spend, and design reporting and procure-to-pay process improvements.

Manage and improve counterparty credit risk framework for OTC and exchange-facing activities. Perform credit due diligence, assign and monitor limits, partner with Legal, Middle Office and Business Development, and implement risk metrics, monitoring and escalation across spot and derivatives.

Lead long-range financial planning, capital allocation, and pricing economics across brokerage and lending. Build multi-scenario models, stress tests, and durable metrics; support board and investor communications; embed financial rigor across Treasury, Accounting, Data, Product, and Partnerships.