Anchorage Digital
Anchorage Digital is a crypto platform built on a national trust bank, offering custody and stablecoin issuance.
Anchorage Digital sells custody, trading, staking and settlement to institutions, plus fiat banking with USD accounts, wires and ACH. Its stablecoin issuance product covers issuance, custody and settlement in one system: 1:1 mint and redemption, segregated vaults with access controls, smart contract deployment on EVM chains, Solana, Cosmos and others, and monthly reserve attestations. Its site quotes Ethena Labs on USDtb and OSL Group on USDGO, both issued with Anchorage Digital Bank. It also offers tokenized deposits and a stablecoin network for banks.
The OCC approved the conversion of Anchorage Trust Company, a South Dakota trust company, into Anchorage Digital Bank, National Association on January 13, 2021, and the conversion took effect on January 19, 2021, under charter number 25243. An operating agreement with the OCC sets capital, liquidity and risk management requirements. “Anchorage Digital” refers to subsidiaries of Anchor Labs, Inc.
- Website
- anchorage.com
- Infrastructure layers
- Stablecoin issuance, custody
- Products (as published)
- Stablecoin issuance (mint and burn, reserves, contract deployment)
Custody and self-custody
Trading and financing
Staking
Fiat banking (USD accounts, wires, ACH)
Atlas settlement network
Tokenized deposits
Stablecoin correspondent banking - Client types
- Banks, asset managers, fintechs, corporations and public sector institutions
- Regions served
- United States
- Licences and registrations (official registers)
Licence or registration Register Number Anchorage Digital Bank, National Association, national trust bank OCC Conditional Approval #1257 (January 13, 2021; effective January 19, 2021) Charter 25243 - API documentation
- docs.anchorage.com
- Date checked
- Profile type
- Standard
Questions
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