Tastytrade Expands Crypto Offering Including BTC and XRP Through Zero Hash
Zero Hash, a provider of crypto and stablecoin infrastructure, has expanded its partnership with brokerage firm tastytrade. The expansion will allow tastytrade clients to trade five additional digital assets, increasing...
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Zero Hash, a provider of crypto and stablecoin infrastructure, has expanded its partnership with brokerage firm tastytrade. The expansion will allow tastytrade clients to trade five additional digital assets, increasing the variety of crypto options available. Tastytrade initially launched crypto trading capabilities in 2020 through Zero Hash.
Tastytrade Expands Crypto Assets with Zero Hash
"We were early crypto supporters, launching this set up with Zero Hash in 2020, furthering our mission of integrated access to all asset classes - including a growing number of digital assets," said Ryan Grace, Head of Digital Assets at IG North America.
The new assets available for trading include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Solana, Ripple, and others. In addition to these, Tastytrade will soon support Pepe, Stellar, Tezos, Sui, and Aptos.
"We will continue giving customers more choices in the fast-moving crypto space while maintaining the powerful, intuitive, and trusted experience they expect from tastytrade," Grace added.
We are delighted to announce that @tastytrade has expanded the number of crypto assets that their customers can now access and trade, powered by Zero Hash.The expansion follows record crypto trading volume in Q4 2024 on the tastytrade platform. By leveraging Zero Hash’s… pic.twitter.com/Mhufs5lKtf
— Zero Hash (@ZeroHashX) March 19, 2025This announcement follows a record-high crypto trading volume on the tastytrade platform in Q4 2024. Tastytrade’s integration of the new assets was made possible through Zero Hash’s full-stack API, which allows for quick and efficient integration of digital assets.
Infrastructure Powers Traditional Brokerage Crypto Services
"Zero Hash continues to power the infrastructure behind the biggest players in traditional brokerage, including tastytrade," said Edward Woodford, Founder and CEO of Zero Hash.
Zero Hash’s infrastructure also powers the crypto brokerage services for other traditional brokers, such as Interactive Brokers, and ensures regulatory compliance, secure custody, and liquidity provision.
"Our ever-scaling partnership with tastytrade is another example of how we enable trading platforms to seamlessly integrate digital assets, and grow their offering to provide traders unparalleled, simplified access to crypto markets," Woodford concluded.
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