zerohash Secures $104 Million in Series D-2 Funding, Accelerating On-Chain Innovation for Leading Financial Institutions
zerohash, a leading crypto and stablecoin infrastructure platform, has announced a significant milestone with a $104 million Series D-2 funding round led by Interactive Brokers, one of the world's largest and most trusted brokerage firms. This raise brings zerohash's total funding to $275 million, solidifying its position as a key player in the rapidly evolving on-chain infrastructure landscape. The new funding will be utilized to accelerate product expansion, support talent growth, and further establish zerohash as a trusted partner for the world's leading financial institutions.
Key Takeaways:
- zerohash has secured $104 million in Series D-2 funding, its first investment from marquee institutions including Morgan Stanley, SoFi, and Apollo-managed funds.
- The company has raised a total of $275 million in funding, with 5 million users across 190 countries and supported solutions for prominent global companies.
- zerohash's API and embeddable dev-kit enables innovators to easily launch solutions across trading, cross-border payments, commerce, remittance, payroll, and tokenization.
- The company has a global regulatory footprint, with 51 US jurisdictions and 7 international entities.
- zerohash has approximately 200 employees globally and offices in New York, Chicago, North Carolina, and Amsterdam.
- zerohash has not been registered with the SEC or FINRA, and its services and product offerings may not be available in all jurisdictions.
Statistics:
- $104 million Series D-2 funding round
- $275 million total funding secured
- 5 million users across 190 countries
- 51 US jurisdictions where zerohash is licensed to operate
- 7 international regulatory entities
- 200 employees globally
- 4 office locations (New York, Chicago, North Carolina, Amsterdam)
Sources:
- GlobeNewswire
- zerohash official website
- zerohash LinkedIn page
- zerohash press release
- zerohash regulatory footnote
- Lazard Freres & Co. LLC (investment banking advisor)
- Barnes & Thornburg LLP (legal advisor)