SCRYPT, the operating system for digital assets, has appointed Gantavya Sharma as Chief Product Officer (CPO), bringing dedicated product leadership to the company as it supports banks, financial institutions, and enterprise clients navigating the digital asset economy.
In this role, Gantavya leads SCRYPT’s product strategy and roadmap, helping shape the continued development of SCRYPT’s platform and client offering.
“The industry has reached a point where execution matters more than ambition. Institutions aren’t looking for more noise; they need platforms that can perform reliably, securely, and at scale,” said Norman Wooding, Founder and CEO, SCRYPT. “Gantavya brings a rare combination of traditional finance, payments, and digital asset experience, with a track record of turning complex market requirements into practical, scalable products. That perspective will be instrumental as we continue to build with the level of discipline, resilience, and client focus this market demands.”
Sharma brings more than 15 years of experience across global banking, payments, fintech, venture building, and digital assets. His career has focused on the intersection of financial services and emerging technology, with experience developing and scaling market-facing solutions across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Most recently, Sharma held senior product leadership roles at Bitstamp, where he oversaw a broad portfolio spanning retail and institutional services, payments, custody, staking, and lending. He contributed to the company’s growth ahead of its acquisition by Robinhood. During his career, he held leadership positions at Barclays, Fiserv, Creative Dock, Ooredoo Fintech, and Brillion, establishing a track record of turning complex market opportunities into commercially viable financial products.
“SCRYPT has built its reputation by serving clients who require trust, reliability, and deep market expertise,” said Gantavya Sharma, Chief Product Officer, SCRYPT. “As digital assets become a core part of financial services, product leadership has to balance innovation with the standards institutions already expect. I’m excited to work with the team to continue developing solutions that are practical, scalable, and aligned with how clients operate.”
The appointment reflects SCRYPT’s continued investment in senior leadership as the company builds the expertise and operational depth needed to support its next stage of growth.