L'infrastructure et les partenariats de Zerohash alimentent la poursuite d'une charte de fiducie nationale de l'OCC

Le fournisseur d'infrastructure crypto Zerohash a déposé une demande le 4 mars 2026 pour une charte de banque de fiducie nationale auprès de l'Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), à l'image du dépôt de Morgan Stanley en février pour sa filiale Morgan Stanley Digital Trust. Cette démarche renforce les partenariats pour les services crypto institutionnels au milieu d'une vague de demandes similaires de la part de firmes crypto.

Zerohash fournit une infrastructure crypto et stablecoin aux institutions financières depuis 2017, servant d'activateur backend plutôt que de services directs aux consommateurs. Les clients clés incluent Interactive Brokers, Stripe, le fonds BUIDL de BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, DraftKings, Kalshi, Lightspark, Tastytrade et Republic. La plateforme atteint plus de cinq millions d'utilisateurs finaux dans 190 pays via des entités régulées dans 51 juridictions américaines. Le PDG Edward Woodford compare Zerohash à « l'Amazon Web Services de l'infrastructure on-chain », en se concentrant sur des outils fondamentaux sans concurrencer les applications des clients.  

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