Zerohash Launches AUTH Service to Support Crypto Asset Transfers

Zerohash, a cryptocurrency infrastructure company, launched its AUTH service at the Money20/20 conference, allowing users to transfer crypto assets between linked accounts without the need to copy wallet addresses or select blockchain networks. The service supports cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and tokenized stocks as on-chain securities, and can be linked to exchange accounts and self-custody wallets. Currently, Coinbase, Robinhood, and Gemini have integrated the service, while Kraken is in the testing phase, supporting over 600 wallets including MetaMask and Phantom. Users simply need to select an account or wallet in the AUTH-enabled application, log in, and approve the transfer, with routing and settlement handled by AUTH. The General Manager of AUTH is Ryan Beaudry, former Executive Vice President of Global Products and Operations at Mastercard Open Financial. Zerohash is applying for a national trust bank license in the United States; in July 2026, the OCC had returned its application, and Zerohash resubmitted a narrower application on August 18, which is currently under review.

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