Digital Asset Redemption Taps Seed CX’s Zero Hash Settlement

Institutional-focused crypto exchange Seed CX is expanding the reach of its settlement solution, dubbed ‘Zero Hash,’ through a new partnership with Digital Asset Redemption (DAR).

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Once the integration is complete, DAR’s client roster, which includes insurance companies and cybersecurity firms, will be able to use the solution to settle their cryptocurrency transactions.

A US-registered settlement offering

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Seed CX, which raised $15 million in a funding round led by Bain Capital Ventures last fall, has registered its Zero Hash service as a Money Services Business and FX Dealer with FinCEN. Zero Hash is also a registered Money Transmitter in over 30 US states.

Commenting on this, Brian Liston, Seed CX co-founder and president of Zero Hash, said: “We’re excited to have DAR integrate with Zero Hash, to enable them to offer a secure and regulated ecosystem to settle their transactions. Zero Hash has been built from the ground up to minimize the risk and operational overhead from post-trade settlement, which is perfectly suited for DAR’s business model.”

Matt Leidlein, co-founder and Managing Partner at DAR, added “Practical cybersecurity incident response today is fraught with legal and regulatory compliance issues. Digital Asset Redemption now offers institutional-grade solutions to businesses on the front lines of this modern battleground, allowing them to focus on limiting business interruption and loss."