Zero Hash is a B2B infrastructure company that enables businesses to offer digital asset services — crypto, stablecoins, and tokenized assets — without building or maintaining their own compliance and custody systems.
In simple terms, it’s a “crypto-as-a-service” platform: companies plug into Zero Hash’s API and instantly get access to trading, custody, and transfers for digital assets, all within a fully regulated environment.
Zero Hash handles:
- Licensing and compliance (registered MSB, money transmitter licenses across U.S. states)
- Custody and settlement
- Fiat–crypto conversions
- Stablecoin and tokenized asset flows
Today, platforms using Zero Hash collectively serve over 5 million end users and have processed more than $50 billion in transactions.
2. Why It Matters Now
Crypto infrastructure is quietly entering a new phase — one focused on integration and institutional adoption rather than speculation.
Banks, brokerages, and fintech apps want to offer crypto exposure or payments, but they don’t want to manage wallets, private keys, or regulatory burdens themselves.
That’s where Zero Hash steps in.
Recent highlights:
- Powered $2 billion in tokenized fund flows within just four months.
- Voluntarily underwent Reg SCI assessment, typically reserved for critical financial market infrastructures — signaling institutional-grade reliability.
- In 2025, Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade announced plans to launch crypto trading (Bitcoin, Ether, Solana) through Zero Hash in 2026.
This shift shows how traditional finance is merging with blockchain rails — quietly and efficiently.
3. How It Works
Zero Hash provides a modular, API-first infrastructure that companies can integrate into their platforms.
Key features include:
- Crypto & fiat settlement layer: Converts and transfers between USD, stablecoins, and major cryptos.
- Custody services: Fully segregated and insured accounts for end-users.
- Compliance layer: KYC/AML and transaction monitoring handled by Zero Hash.
- Liquidity & matching: Institutional-grade liquidity pools for instant execution.
Essentially, it lets any fintech app — from a trading platform to a neobank — enable crypto with just a few lines of code.
4. The Bigger Picture
While retail interest cycles in and out, infrastructure adoption is exponential.
Platforms like Zero Hash don’t make headlines for price pumps — they quietly power the backend of the financial internet.
Every time a bank or trading app adds “Buy Bitcoin” or “Send USDC,” there’s a growing chance that Zero Hash is behind it.
This is the part of crypto that’s less about hype — and more about building the rails for the next generation of finance.
