Zero Hash, a leading B2B2C digital asset infrastructure platform, has formally applied to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust bank charter. This strategic move aims to consolidate the company’s regulatory standing, transitioning from a patchwork of state-by-state money transmitter licenses to a unified federal oversight framework. If granted, the charter would allow Zero Hash to offer expanded fiduciary and custodial services across all U.S. jurisdictions under a single set of national standards. This application reflects a broader trend among major crypto-native firms to seek federal recognition to enhance institutional trust, streamline compliance costs, and provide a more robust legal foundation for their digital asset services within the traditional financial ecosystem.
Source: Zerohash seeks national trust bank charter from OCC



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