Newest Businesses in Wyoming

Browse newly-funded private companies headquartered in Wyoming. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Wyoming

Wyoming's Form D filings are sparse in absolute volume but disproportionately significant for fund-vehicle and crypto-company formation, because Wyoming's business-friendly statutes (low taxes, favorable LLC framework, crypto-specific regulations) have attracted significant fund-administration and crypto-company activity despite the state's small population. Cheyenne and Jackson account for most filings. Round sizes vary widely. Delaware still dominates operating-company incorporation; Wyoming LLCs are increasingly common for crypto vehicles and fund structures.

In 2026, Wyoming accounts for 49 catalogued filings totaling $1226M, running at roughly 11.2 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$1226M
Median offering
$10M
Active cities
10
Last 30 days
48

Top cities

Featured Wyoming companies in 2026

About private capital in Wyoming

Wyoming has no state personal income tax, no corporate income tax, and a distinctive legal framework for digital assets, trust law, and Series LLC structures. The state has actively courted crypto companies and decentralized-finance vehicles with specialized legislation. Operating companies still typically incorporate in Delaware but may use Wyoming LLCs for crypto-specific structures. Real-estate vehicles occasionally target Wyoming ranch and resort property. The Jackson metro's wealth concentration produces family-office and fund-vehicle activity.

Wyoming funding trends

Recent Wyoming Form D filings show patterns shaped by the state's regulatory framework. First, crypto and digital-asset companies with Wyoming LLC structures file regularly. Second, fund-vehicle SPVs increasingly choose Wyoming for certain structural advantages. Third, Jackson family-office and investment-vehicle filings reflect the area's wealth concentration. Fourth, Cheyenne small-business and ranch-property filings appear occasionally. Wyoming's filing volume is low in absolute terms but growing rapidly, particularly for crypto and fund-structure vehicles.