“Can one regulated platform become the 'AWS of on-chain infrastructure' for every bank, brokerage, PSP, and fintech that needs crypto, stablecoin, or tokenization capability?”
Founded 2017 as a crypto settlement and infrastructure provider, Zerohash evolved into a full-stack regulated embedded crypto, stablecoin, and tokenization platform. Its 'AWS of on-chain infrastructure' positioning now covers trade, transact (payins/payouts/remittances/on-ramp), tokenization, and agentic finance for banks, brokerages, PSPs, and fintechs. 2025-2026 saw rapid adoption of its stablecoin payout rails (Stripe) and card-issuing integrations (Marqeta), moving beyond crypto-brokerage support into core payments infrastructure.
Zerohash's lending and capital products are provided by Zerohash Lending Stack (in-house).
Zerohash connects to bank accounts through Plaid.
Zerohash's crypto products run on Zerohash (in-house), Zero Hash and Zerohash Qualified Custody (in-house, MPC wallets + warm storage).
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Zerohash's stack: Lending (Zerohash Lending Stack (in-house)); Open banking (Plaid); Crypto (Zerohash (in-house), Zero Hash and Zerohash Qualified Custody (in-house, MPC wallets + warm storage)).
Zerohash was founded by Edward Woodford and is founded in 2017, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, U.S..
Zerohash has raised $275M in total (latest round: Series D-2, 2025; valuation: $1B+ (unicorn, 2025)).
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