SPZ Legal is pleased to announce that the firm represented Fern in its acquisition by Rain, a global provider of stablecoin-based financial infrastructure.
Fern has developed technology that enables companies to manage and route stablecoin activity through flexible, developer-focused APIs. The acquisition brings Fern’s platform into Rain’s broader infrastructure offering, supporting expanded capabilities across payments, cards, and global on- and off-ramps.
This transaction reflects the continued evolution of the fintech and digital asset ecosystem, where infrastructure providers are combining complementary technologies to scale responsibly and meet growing market demand. For founders, transactions like this require careful legal planning across corporate, commercial, and strategic considerations.
SPZ Legal Advised Fern Throughout the Transaction
The deal team was led by Hash Zahed, with support from Elizabeth Thorne and Tami Gore, who worked closely with Fern’s leadership to guide the company through the legal and structural aspects of the acquisition.
We congratulate Fern and Rain on reaching this milestone and appreciate the opportunity to support Fern at a pivotal stage of its growth.
SPZ Legal regularly advises startups and emerging companies on mergers, acquisitions, and strategic transactions, helping founders navigate complex deals while staying focused on long-term business objectives.
Do you have acquisition questions? Get in touch with our team and we’ll get the conversation started.
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