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ZeroHash
Fintech · Chicago, United States · Founded 2015
Post-trade settlement infrastructure for emerging commodities MoreLess
Zero Hash is a financial technology company specializing in post-trade settlement services for digital and fiat assets. Operating in the digital asset trading ecosystem, Zero Hash serves a wide range of clients including financial institutions, trading platforms, and custodians. The company provides a comprehensive suite of services such as liquidity services, risk management, and regulatory compliance. Zero Hash leverages its advanced technology and regulatory framework to offer secure and efficient settlement solutions across a fragmented market of diverse execution platforms. The business model revolves around providing robust and secure custody of assets, utilizing a wide banking network and advanced encryption techniques for private key storage. Zero Hash generates revenue through service fees for its settlement, custody, and liquidity services. The company also offers a Certification Environment for clients to test their integrations before going live, ensuring a seamless and secure transition to the production environment.
Keywords: post-trade settlement, digital assets, fiat assets, liquidity services, risk management, regulatory compliance, custody, blockchain, encryption, financial technology.
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