With the swift adoption of tokenized funds, Zero Hash has positioned itself as a crucial component of the on-chain markets ecosystem. Its robust infrastructure supports the payment channels for tokenized funds, which includes partnerships with BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) through Securitize, Franklin Templeton’s BENJI Token, and the Hamilton Lane Private Infrastructure Fund (HLPIF) with Republic. Zero Hash offers seamless, compliant, around-the-clock funding across seven stablecoins, supported by 22 blockchains.

Tokenization holds the potential to revolutionize financial markets by facilitating immediate, incessant settlement. However, traditional payment systems do not have the capability to support this level of availability, thereby posing a significant hurdle. Stablecoins tap into the potential of tokenized assets, including stable instruments, allowing them the flexibility provided by blockchain. Zero Hash’s payment channels are a vital resource for institutions aiming to leverage blockchain technology and facilitate entirely on-chain transactions, right from asset creation to redemption, without the need to handle the intricacies of managing stablecoins.

In his annual Letter to Investors, Larry Fink, BlackRock Chairman and CEO wrote, “Tokenization can revolutionize investing. If every asset is tokenized, markets wouldn’t need to close, transactions that currently take days would clear in seconds. Billions currently held up by settlement delays could be reinvested immediately back into the economy, generating more growth.” This vision is already being realized, with Zero Hash powering the payment channels that support tokenized assets.

Zero Hash’s infrastructure has gained the trust of worldwide businesses that require enterprise-grade stablecoin payment channels. This is because Zero Hash addresses two significant obstacles to institutional adoption: regulatory compliance concerning source-of-funds transparency and technical complexity. Zero Hash simplifies multi-chain, multi-stable operations, enabling issuers to operate with the ease of account-to-account transfers, while their infrastructure manages the complexities in the background.

In less than four months, Zero Hash has facilitated over $2 billion in tokenized funding through partners like Securitize, Franklin Templeton, and Republic. The tokenized real-world asset (RWA) market showed a year-over-year growth of ~85% to reach $15.2 billion by the end of 2024. In the first quarter of 2025, another $5.44 billion was added, taking the total RWA value on-chain to $20.64 billion as of April 11th (Source: rwa.xyz). Zero Hash’s on-ramped approximately 35% of all on-chain RWAs in Q1, establishing its pivotal role in the evolving capital markets stack.

About Zero Hash: Zero Hash is the leading infrastructure provider for crypto, stablecoin, and tokenized asset settlement. Its platform enables regulated money movement across fiat, crypto, and stable instruments. Zero Hash is backed by investors, including Point72 Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, and NYCA.

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The establishment of a chartered Trust Company enables Zero Hash to expand its regulatory view, ensuring the widest regulatory coverage for crypto and stablecoin infrastructure. The Trust:

• Resonates with the company’s pledge to compliance-centric innovation as the industry gears up for imminent legislative developments, including the GENIUS Act, anticipated to impose specific regulatory mandates for stablecoin custodians.
• Empowers Zero Hash to augment its service range. As a Qualified Custodian, the company can now safeguard tokenized assets on behalf of SEC-registered institutions, further broadening its appeal to corporate clients.
• Facilitates Zero Hash to roll out new account categories for brokerage clients, encompassing retirement accounts and registered investment advisors.

“This authorization is a testament to our steadfast dedication to being the most comprehensive and reliable partner in the crypto and stablecoin arena,” stated Stephen Gardner, CEO of Zero Hash Trust. “We are thrilled to broaden our offerings for partners we serve, including leading payment groups like Shift4 and Stripe, and brokerage partners such as Interactive Brokers and tastytrade.”

Simultaneously, Zero Hash announces the appointment of two public board members to the Trust. Mary Ruppert, with over two decades of experience as a lawyer, compliance officer, and public policy professional, including stints at PayPal and the Department of Justice. David Hannigan, currently the CISO at NuBank, has previously headed security at Spotify and Capital One.

About Zero Hash: Zero Hash is the preeminent crypto and stablecoin infrastructure provider that flawlessly integrates fiat, crypto, and stablecoins on a single platform, enabling a more efficient way to transfer money and value globally. Its embeddable infrastructure aids start-ups, enterprises, and Fortune 500 companies in developing a diverse plethora of use cases, including cross-border payments, commerce, trading, remittance, payroll, tokenization, wallets, and on/off-ramps.

Zero Hash is backed by investors, such as Point72 Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, and NYCA. Zero Hash Trust Company LLC will operate in North Carolina with a non-depository trust charter issued by the North Carolina Commissioner of Banks.

Media Contacts: Zero Hash, Shaun O’Keeffe, (855) 744-7333, media@zerohash.com

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