Issue named accounts for your customers
With Virtual Accounts, deposits reconcile automatically, and wires and instant payments work the way customers expect.
A shared account
vs a named account
A shared account mixes every customer's money. A named account is issued to each customer.
Before
Shared omnibus account
Deposits land in one shared, unnamed master account
Reconciliation depends on a memo-code field
A missing or mistyped code means lost or delayed funds
Wires are rarely offered
International wires can't be accepted at all
No reliable way to know whose money is whose
With Virtual Accounts
zerohash Virtual Accounts
Each customer gets their own named account and routing number
Deposits reconcile automatically with no memo code needed
Every deposit is tied to a verified, named account holder
Wires (first-party) and instant payments (RTP/FedNow) are supported
Funds can be accepted from abroad, wherever zerohash is licensed to operate
Issue accounts to either individuals or business customers, in and outside of the US

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.IMPACT
Give every customer a dedicated money experience
Launch direct deposit, wires, and instant payments without building bank integrations
Eliminate manual reconciliation on a shared omnibus account
Accept customer funds in jurisdictions where your platform isn’t licensed, using zerohash’s licensing
Issue accounts to either individuals or business customers, in and outside of the US
Virtual Accounts is infrastructure that lets zerohash issue a named account and routing number, at a partner bank, for each of a platform's customers, individuals and businesses alike.
Virtual Accounts are USD-denominated.
No. Virtual Accounts is API-only: zerohash handles account creation, account and routing number retrieval, deposit limits, balance, and the connecting endpoints for conversion or withdrawal. Platforms build their own front end.
Platforms set a settlement policy per account at creation: credit USD for later use, or auto-convert deposits to a stablecoin and pay out to an external wallet the platform or the customer specifies.
Yes. Wires are supported for first-party transfers and are subject to standard bank cutoff times. RTP and FedNow move instantly, 24/7.
Yes. The approved list of send-from countries is at parity with zerohash's full list of permitted operating countries, for platforms onboarded to zerohash's U.S. entity.