zerohash, the crypto and stablecoin as-a-service platform, announced that it has been selected as the crypto trading provider for Public, the platform focused on enabling “long-term” investing. By partnering with zerohash, Public is able to roll out various updates to its crypto offering.
These reportedly include 24/7 trading with expanded order types, a broader selection of digital tokens, as well as the ability to “more freely” transfer crypto on-chain in and out of accounts. Many other platforms are offering similar products due to the rise of digital assets and more accessible digital investing options.
As Public continues to build more investing tools for long term investors, driven by data and AI, the Fintech has selected zerohash to offer the flexibility needed to enable a more frictionless crypto-powered experience.
This announcement has been made after zerohash’s $104M Series D-2 raise, led by Interactive Brokers along with contributions from Morgan Stanley, SoFi, Apollo Global, and other investors.
This raise further aims to position zerohash as the infrastructure enabling crypto, stablecoins, and tokenization for enterprises.
Edward Woodford, co-founder and CEO of zerohash:
“As more sophisticated tools become central to how investors approach crypto markets, stability, scale, and flexibility are critical. We’re proud to partner with Public to deliver just that.”
Stephen Sikes, COO of Public:
”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.”
zerohash’s API and embeddable dev-kit enables users to launch solutions across cross-border payments, commerce, trading, remittance, payroll, tokenization and on/off-ramps.
As stated in a release, zerohash maintains a global regulatory footprint, with regulated entities presently located in the European Union, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, and various other jurisdictions.
In the US, Zero Hash LLC is a FinCen-registered Money Service Business and a regulated Money Transmitter that is able to currently operate in 51 U.S. jurisdictions.
