Catena Labs Appoints Sharda Caro Del Castillo as Chief Legal and Business Officer

Jul 30, 2025
Catena Labs has appointed Sharda Caro Del Castillo as Chief Legal and Business Officer, bringing over 25 years of experience in fintech and legal leadership to the company.

Catena Labs has appointed Sharda Caro Del Castillo as Chief Legal and Business Officer, announced in a press release. Caro Del Castillo brings over 25 years of expertise in strategy, business, legal, compliance, and fintech leadership from her previous roles at Affirm, Airbnb, Square, PayPal, and Wells Fargo.

Catena Labs, a pioneer in AI and stablecoin financial services, is focused on building a regulated financial institution designed for the AI era. The company aims to offer financial products that enable AI agents to execute secure and reliable financial transactions compliant with regulatory requirements.

Caro Del Castillo's extensive experience in fintech innovation and collaboration with regulators is expected to help Catena Labs navigate the legal and compliance challenges it faces as it seeks to establish a new class of financial services for agentic commerce and stablecoins.

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