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“Stablecoins offer us an opportunity to better serve our customer base. We do payout in over 70 countries today and this really gives us an opportunity to offer many of those customers who want payouts in U.S. dollar equivalent, or who want payouts of other digital assets in the future, to receive that. This gives us that extensibility to be able to pay out in those forms.”
“Investment returns are not just about picking the right trades. They are influenced by the costs you pay, the prices you get, and how efficiently your capital is put to work. When investors pay less in fees and trade with efficient execution, those advantages add up and compound over time.”
“Younger investors want access without complexity. They don’t want another app or a totally different experience just to invest in crypto. They want it integrated into the same place they’re already investing for the long term, with clear guidance and real context.”
“Partnering with zerohash allows us to expand our crypto capabilities to ensure we continue to offer a crypto product that meets the needs of serious investors. On Public, members can build diversified portfolios from equities to fixed income to crypto, and zerohash helps us offer our members a much improved crypto investing experience.”
questions
Asset tokenization is the process of representing financial assets digitally on a blockchain.
Funds, structured products, private credit, stablecoins, and other securities, depending on regulatory requirements.
A token issuance engine mints digital tokens that represent ownership or claims tied to an underlying asset.
Yes. Tokenized securities and financial products must comply with applicable regulatory frameworks.
Yes. zerohash provides institutional custody infrastructure alongside issuance and lifecycle management capabilities.
Secondary trading depends on regulatory approval, transfer restrictions, and market structure.
Transfer restrictions, eligibility logic, reporting, and policy-based monitoring can be applied at the transaction level.
Asset managers, banks, fintech platforms, and regulated issuers.