Crypto startup Zerohash raises $104 million from Morgan Stanley, SoFi, Apollo and others

Crypto startup Zerohash raises 4 million from Morgan Stanley, SoFi, Apollo and others


Key Points
  • Crypto infrastructure startup Zerohash has raised $104 million in funding with backing from financial firms including Morgan Stanley and SoFi, CNBC has learned.
  • The round was led by Interactive Brokers, the global automated trading firm, and includes strategic investors who are also clients of Zerohash, founder and CEO Edward Woodford told CNBC.
  • Zerohash provides banks and fintech firms with the ability to offer blockchain-based products in three major areas: crypto trading, stablecoins and tokenization.



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