# Zerohash > The Infrastructure Behind Modern Finance Zerohash is a B2B crypto and stablecoin infrastructure provider. It offers embeddable APIs for trading, custody, and payments that let platforms integrate digital assets into their own products. Zerohash is a crypto and stablecoin infrastructure provider that connects fiat currency, digital assets, and stablecoins within a single embeddable platform. It offers application programming interfaces that let other businesses add digital asset capabilities to their own products without building the underlying technology or regulatory framework themselves. The company is licensed and regulated as a money transmitter in multiple jurisdictions, and it provides custody, trading, settlement, and payment functionality through its infrastructure. The company addresses the operational and regulatory complexity that platforms face when adding digital asset features, acting as a back office layer that handles licensing, custody, and settlement behind the scenes. Client platforms integrate its services through APIs and an embeddable developer kit, with end users interacting through the client's own interface rather than directly with Zerohash. It maintains segregation of customer funds from its own balance sheet and publishes periodic attestations of its holdings. Its infrastructure supports use cases including cross border payments, trading, remittance, payroll, tokenization, wallets, and on and off ramping between fiat and digital assets, and it can facilitate a range of supported assets including stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies. It is used by neobanks, broker-dealers, payment groups, brokerages, marketplaces, and gaming platforms seeking to add digital asset functionality without building it internally. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2017-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/zerohash ## Products - [Crypto Trading API Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/zerohash): Crypto Trading API Platform is a trading infrastructure product that lets banks, brokerages, and fintechs offer digital asset trading to their own customers. It provides API access to liquidity sourcing, market data, and execution through request-for-quote and order book models, with settlement handled on the back end. Businesses embed the API into their own applications rather than building exchange connectivity and custody logic themselves. (OnChain Data API, Live, Main Product) - [Custody API Solutions](https://thegrid.id/profiles/zerohash): Custody API Solutions is a digital asset custody service that stores and manages private keys for institutional clients through a distributed key-management architecture. It processes transactions and safeguards balances across multiple blockchain networks while maintaining a regulated custody framework. Banks, brokerages, and fintechs use it as an embedded custody layer rather than operating their own key infrastructure. (Custody Technology Provider, Live) - [ZeroHash Payments Infrastructure](https://thegrid.id/profiles/zerohash): ZeroHash Payments Infrastructure is a payments product that enables stablecoin and crypto-based money movement for businesses through a unified API. It supports account funding, payouts, remittances, and on and off ramp conversion between fiat and supported stablecoins, with orchestration across multiple blockchain networks. Marketplaces, gaming platforms, and payment service providers use it to fund accounts, pay out earnings, and settle cross-border transfers without integrating each rail separately. (Payments Infrastructure & Orchestration, Live) - [Zero Hash Loyalty Solutions](https://thegrid.id/profiles/zerohash): Zero Hash Loyalty Solutions is a customer engagement product that lets businesses issue crypto-based rewards tied to customer spending, promotions, and transaction round-ups. It operates through an API that connects reward issuance to existing purchase or spending activity, converting qualifying actions into digital asset rewards. Marketplaces, brokerages, and fintechs use it to layer token-based loyalty incentives onto their existing customer programs. 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