Enterprise lending infrastructure for digital assets
Automate loan servicing, collateral management, and risk workflows through a single API.
Digital assets are being held. Few platforms monetize them.

Classic transfers are broken
Friction
Users scan QR codes or copy 42-character addresses and pick the chain, where one mistake can be irreversible.A wallet address is a destination which cannot be authenticated before an onchain transfer.
Imprecision
No control over which accounts send assets, and checks happen only after assets land.
AUTH by zerohash solves onchain transfers
Usability
AUTH links accounts and handles the chain, so users never scan a QR code or copy an address.Trust
AUTH connects verified, user-permissioned accounts, authenticated by connected partners.Control
AUTH clients choose which accounts, onchain assets and transfer types are supported, before any assets move.How it works
Enterprise staking, simplified
zerohash abstracts validator operations into a simple API layer. Rewards accrue, distribute, and report automatically, without your team managing nodes or infrastructure.




Step 1
Activate stake
User opts into staking
Step 2
Auto delegate
Assets are delegated through institutional validator infrastructure
Step 3
Earn rewards
Rewards accrue and calculate programmatically
Step 4
Auto distribute
Rewards distribute automatically with compliance logged
IMPACT
Unlock yield without operational overhead
Create new recurring revenue streams
Increase customer retention
Capture staking demand across multiple networks
Avoid validator infrastructure management Maintain regulatory confidence
Staking is enterprise-grade infrastructure that enables financial platforms to offer yield on supported digital assets.
zerohash manages validator infrastructure and reward distribution so platforms do not need to operate nodes themselves.
Yes. Staking integrates with zerohash’s compliance and custody framework.
Rewards are calculated automatically and distributed programmatically via API.
zerohash supports major proof-of-stake networks, with expansion based on institutional demand.