Galaxy Digital (NASDAQ: GLXY) has introduced certain advancements that underscore its ongoing role in bridging traditional finance with digital assets. The company recently launched GalaxyOne for Business, a dedicated treasury solution designed for U.S.-based limited liability companies, trusts, and similar entities. This expansion builds on the existing GalaxyOne platform, shifting it from primarily serving individual investors to supporting corporate treasury needs in one unified interface.
The new business account streamlines cash handling, investment brokerage, and cryptocurrency portfolio oversight.
Key capabilities include generating passive returns of up to 8 percent on cash balances through a premium yield program for accredited entities, alongside a commercial checking option yielding 3.25 percent annually.
Businesses can automatically roll interest earnings into cryptocurrencies or U.S. stocks.
The platform also enables seamless trading and secure custody of major digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and PAX Gold via a partnership with Paxos Trust Company.
Commission-free equity trading is facilitated through established brokerage partners, while Solana staking rewards—estimated at up to 6.5 percent—are available without platform fees until the end of 2026.
Onboarding has been optimized into a single digital process that opens banking, brokerage, and crypto accounts simultaneously, minimizing administrative hurdles.
Clients receive premium support from U.S.-based specialists familiar with both conventional and emerging markets, available weekdays during extended hours.
Zac Prince, head of GalaxyOne, noted, enterprises have long relied on disjointed systems for treasury operations; this integrated approach leverages Galaxy’s robust infrastructure and risk controls to deliver efficiency and yield opportunities previously fragmented across providers.
Recently, Galaxy also secured a pivotal role powering the staking backbone for BlackRock’s iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB), the asset manager’s inaugural rewards-bearing cryptocurrency exchange-traded product.
Launched to hold physical Ethereum while staking the bulk of its holdings through vetted institutional validators, ETHB aims to pass a share of staking returns to shareholders on a monthly basis.
Galaxy ranks among just three selected validators, highlighting the stringent criteria applied to infrastructure partners for such high-profile offerings.
This collaboration reflects Galaxy’s established expertise in proof-of-stake networks. By the close of 2025, its digital infrastructure division managed $5 billion in staked assets spanning Ethereum, Solana, and other protocols.
Recent custodian partnerships with firms like BitGo, Zodia Custody, Fireblocks, and Coinbase Prime further validated its institutional-grade standards for security, uptime, and performance.
Steve Kurz, Galaxy’s global co-head of digital assets, has now emphasized that selection by leaders like BlackRock affirms years of deliberate investment in scalable, accountable systems.
BlackRock’s Robert Mitchnick echoed the value of partnering with seasoned providers to meet client expectations for reliable staking within a regulated framework.
Collectively, these latest initiatives position Galaxy as a digital enabler for institutions navigating cash optimization, multi-asset strategies, and on-chain yield generation. As digital asset adoption deepens among businesses and large investors, Galaxy’s focus on accessible platforms as well as decent support mission-critical infrastructure should help the business sector move forward in a meaningful manner.