• Qila sets up first European blockchain hub in France to tap into the region's Web3 enterprise demand.
• Launches modular products ARK, ARK+ & PrivaSea tailored for compliance-heavy sectors like finance and healthcare.
• Targets 25–30% revenue from global markets by FY26, driven by demand in regulated economies.

Qila, the blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) solution, has formally entered Europe by opening its inaugural infrastructure hub in France. This is a strategic milestone on the global journey of the company, building on the strong uptake across India, the Middle East, and the United States.

The French hub is the precursor to Qila's wider expansion within Europe as it seeks to establish safe, localized blockchain infrastructure that resonates with the region's robust regulatory ecosystem and growing enterprise interest in Web3 technology.

"As we grow in Europe, we are dedicated to creating digital economies on the basis of trust, transparency, and compliance. Our Web3 secure infrastructure is intended to enable European businesses to innovate responsibly while complying with data and governance laws," added Siddharth Ugrankar, CEO and Co-Founder of Qila.

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Qila's modular blockchain platform ARK, ARK+, and PrivaSea facilitates seamless integration with current enterprise infrastructure and adheres to GDPR and local data localization rules. The applications are designed to meet sensitive industries like finance, healthcare, and supply chains.

The firm's distributed ledger (DLT) and private cloud technology are currently driving mission-critical use cases in digital identity authentication, asset tokenization, and sustainability reporting.

In the future, Qila projects that international markets will account for 25–30% of its total revenue by FY26. This projection is led by rising demand from regulated economies, increased adoption of its plug-and-play blockchain solutions, and adherence to region-specific policies such as the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regime.

Qila is now onboard enterprise customers in the U.S. and Europe across industries including logistics, fintech, digital credentials, and green finance. To fuel this expansion, the company is hiring localized infrastructure and go-to-market capabilities and is looking to hire 8–12 strategic business development, client success, and technical support roles.

It is also proactively collaborating with local stakeholders to drive regulatory compliance and speed up market entry.