Interactive Brokers Leads Zerohash’s $100 Million Funding Round

Zerohash, a cryptocurrency infrastructure firm, plans to raise $100 million in a funding round led by Interactive Brokers, aiming for a $1 billion valuation.

The funding underscores institutional confidence in stablecoin and tokenization sectors amid growing digital finance integration.

Interactive Brokers’ Role in Zerohash’s $1 Billion Valuation Target

Zerohash, established in 2017, aims to bridge the gap in digital asset infrastructure through its backend services for banks and brokers. The upcoming funding round, led by Interactive Brokers, seeks nearly $1 billion in valuation. Previous investors like Bain Capital have backed the firm’s strategic growth.

By facilitating access to stablecoins and pegged digital currencies, Zerohash plays a critical role in enabling financial services for fintech firms looking to enter the crypto space. This strategic funding move could further integrate liquidity between traditional finance and digital currencies, facilitating more robust digital transactions.

No public statements or expert opinions have been made by key players such as founders, CEOs, or KOLs regarding the recent funding round. Both Zerohash and Interactive Brokers did not provide statements when approached by reporters for this specific event.

Zerohash’s Strategic Growth Backed by Major Institutions

Did you know? Zerohash’s infrastructure helps giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton tokenize traditional assets, enhancing stablecoin-fiat integration.

As of July 12, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) holds a market cap of $357.84 billion, with a 24-hour trading volume up 7.26%, at $35.91 billion. Its price is currently $2,964.36, and over the past 90 days, ETH has soared by 80.21%, according to CoinMarketCap.

The Coincu research team suggests that increased institutional backing could stabilize financial frameworks and stimulate advancements in regulatory standards for digital assets. Such momentum may lead to broader acceptance and integration of stablecoins within mainstream banking sectors.