Zero Hash Powers Tokenized Fund Onramps

These partnerships show Zero Hash moving from generic crypto plumbing into the transaction path for regulated funds and tokenized securities. In practice, that means sitting between institutional issuers, investor cash, stablecoins, custody, and blockchain transfer. Franklin Templeton uses Zero Hash to convert USDC and USD around purchases and sales of BENJI, and Securitize uses it to let investors enter BlackRock’s BUIDL fund through USDC conversion, which puts Zero Hash inside real subscription and redemption workflows, not just wallet infrastructure.

• Franklin Templeton’s Benji flow is concrete proof of utility. An investor brings USDC, Zero Hash converts it to USD, the cash funds shares of FOBXX, and sale proceeds can move back through Zero Hash into USDC. That is the core operational loop for tokenized fund access.
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• The Securitize integration matters because Securitize is one of the most scaled tokenization platforms, with billions in tokenized AUM and regulated broker-dealer, ATS, and fund administration infrastructure. Winning a role there suggests Zero Hash can be the cash and stablecoin bridge for larger issuers beyond a single flagship partner.
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• Zero Hash is also building the missing institutional layer around these flows. Its trust company structure supports qualified custody for digital assets and tokenized securities, and its product stack now explicitly covers issuance, custody, deposits, withdrawals, and tokenized fund onramping through one API.
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From here, the opportunity is to expand from conversion into full fund operations, including settlement, collateral movement, staking where allowed, and custody for tokenized Treasuries and private funds. If tokenized funds keep growing, the infrastructure vendors that control investor money movement and asset safekeeping should capture the highest recurring transaction volume.