Zerohash
Mastercard is weighing a strategic investment in Zerohash after takeover talks collapsed, according to people familiar with the matter. The move would give the card giant exposure to crypto infrastructure without pursuing a full acquisition.
Mastercard is reportedly planning to acquire ZeroHash for up to $2 billion, marking one of its largest investments in stablecoin infrastructure to date. This move aims to expand Mastercard's cryptocurrency capabilities amid growing fintech innovation and increased interest in stablecoins.
Zerohash secured $104 million in funding led by Interactive Brokers, reaching a $1 billion valuation. Backed by major players like Morgan Stanley and Apollo Global, Zerohash is a leader in crypto and stablecoin infrastructure, fueling growth in financial institutions' crypto services.
Zerohash raised $104 million led by Interactive Brokers, achieving a $1 billion valuation. This funding boost comes as U.S. crypto regulations become more favorable, supporting the company's blockchain solutions for banks and fintechs.
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