Cross-border payments without banking delays
Move money globally, instantly, and at lower cost.
Cross-border payments can be slow and fragmented.

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
Cross-border transfers without float
Stablecoins settle instantly across borders, with local last-mile rails completing delivery.




Step 1
Cross-border send
Sender initiates cross-border payment
Step 2
Instant settle
Stablecoin settles onchain instantly
Step 3
Local deliver
Last-mile partner distributes locally
Step 4
Travel rule
Compliance and Travel Rule workflows execute automatically
IMPACT
Optimize treasury and expand reach
Settle cross-border payments instantly, 24/7
Reduce transfer costs compared to traditional rails
Support payouts to 200+ jurisdictions globally
Automate Travel Rule and compliance workflows
zerohash Remittances is cross-border payment infrastructure that enables instant global transfers using stablecoins and digital assets.
Stablecoins settle on-chain in real time, reducing delays, correspondent banking steps, and reconciliation overhead.
zerohash supports last-mile distribution across more than 200 countries through local payment partners and rails
Stablecoins handle the cross-border settlement layer, while local partners support last-mile delivery through RTP networks, cards, wallets, or cash pickup.
Remittance flows integrate KYC, AML, on-chain monitoring, and Travel Rule compliance within the infrastructure.
Major stablecoins and multiple blockchain networks are supported, allowing flexibility based on corridor and cost efficiency
Yes. Remittances can integrate via API into treasury, payout, and payment workflows to streamline global operations.