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zerohash

zerohash

Financial Services

Chicago, Illinois 20,372 followers

Where transactions move at the speed of ideas.

About us

Realizing the full power of On-Chain Infrastructure by empowering the world’s leading companies with unrivaled connected solutions.

Website
https://zerohash.com/
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017
Specialties
settlement, crypto, NFT, custody, liquidity, regulation, and onramp

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  • We are excited to share that zerohash europe is now authorized under MiCAR, the EU's continent-wide framework for crypto and stablecoins. For our partners, this license means simplified access to Europe's digital-asset market, with zerohash managing the regulatory complexity so they can focus on building products and experiences. Learn more from our Founder & CEO, Edward Woodford

  • Big news: zerohash europe has received its MiCAR license. This authorization means our partners, banks, fintechs, and payments companies, can now launch regulated crypto and stablecoin products across 30 European countries with one integration and one trusted infrastructure partner. MiCAR gives Europe the clarity institutions need to innovate safely and at scale. zerohash delivers the rails to make it possible. Read more about how this helps our partners accelerate digital-asset adoption ↓

  • Stablecoins are no longer theoretical. They're becoming part of how global payments actually move. Together with Worldpay, we're bringing onchain settlement options to merchants, giving them faster access to capital and greater flexibility in how they get paid. "Instant" is the new standard, and it's powered by zerohash. ⚡

  • Why did Worldpay choose zerohash as its stablecoin settlements partner? Tech is the starting point. Trust and scale are what turn it into something merchants can rely on. Here's what our partners are looking for: ✔️ Regulatory confidence: zerohash holds licenses across key markets, including Europe. ✔️ Low friction: Merchants don't necessarily need to touch wallets or crypto; they just get paid faster. ✔️ Built for scale: Enterprise-grade infrastructure that handles high transaction volumes without breaking a sweat. The result: stablecoin settlements that feel as familiar as fiat, but move at the speed of the internet.

  • The future of payments is always-on. Worldpay merchants can now settle in stablecoins instantly - anytime, anywhere, powered by zerohash. Together, we're redefining how money moves in a $2.3T global network. Watch the video to hear why Worldpay chose us as its partner in powering real-time payments. ↓

  • We’re excited to be on the ground at Money20/20, connecting with banks, fintechs, payment service providers and crypto-native platforms, and showcasing how zerohash's on-chain infrastructure is powering real-world use cases: 💸 Payouts – instant payouts globally for speed and flexibility, for partners like Stripe 🏦 On & Off Ramp – seamless conversion between currencies for Nuvei and Shift4 🌍 Remittances – instant cross-border payments, 24/7/365 for Felix ✈️ Payins – accept payments globally & Instantaneously for BermudAir 📊 Trading – Embeddable out-of-the-box crypto trading for MoneyLion and Current zerohash makes it effortless to bring your business on-chain. Fully regulated, end-to-end, and built for speed – we abstract the complexity so you can launch faster, scale globally, and deliver real-world impact. Let’s connect if you’re attending and want to see how you can unlock on-chain payments innovation.

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  • At DC Fintech Week, our CEO Edward Woodford joined the panel "RWA Tokenization: What Asset Classes Will Work—and Which Won't," alongside leaders from the Bank of England, Baltimore City Department of Law, and Apex Group Ltd. The conversation, moderated by Chris Brummer, cut through the hype to explore where tokenization truly adds value across credit, commodities, real estate, and IP. Edward emphasized that tokenization shouldn't be seen as an all-or-nothing decision: "We don’t view tokenization and non-tokenized assets as binary. These things can move between one and the other. It's about when and in the life cycle of an asset, does it make sense to be tokenized."

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