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zerohash Expands European Headquarters in Amsterdam to Support EU Growth
Expanded regional hub follows MiCAR authorization and accelerated demand from banks, fintechs, and payment platforms across Europe
Mar. 18, 2026 at 6:51am
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zerohash, the infrastructure platform powering crypto, stablecoin, and tokenized asset capabilities for many of the world's largest enterprises and financial institutions, has announced the formal expansion of its European headquarters in Amsterdam. The new office marks the next phase of zerohash's continued growth in Europe and reinforces its commitment to serving clients across the European Economic Area (EEA) under local regulatory frameworks.
Why it matters
The move follows zerohash's MiCAR authorization and builds on its existing European operations and growing pipeline of enterprise clients, including U.S.-based partners expanding into Europe under a unified regulatory framework, signaling accelerating adoption across the region. The Amsterdam headquarters represents the company's latest regional hub and further expands its established European presence as demand accelerates for regulated digital asset infrastructure across the EU, EEA, and UK.
The details
From the Amsterdam hub, zerohash staff now support banks, brokerages, fintechs, and payments companies seeking to launch compliant crypto trading, stablecoin payments, and tokenized asset infrastructure across the region, building on existing client deployments already active in the region. zerohash selected Amsterdam as its European home because the Netherlands offers a robust regulatory environment and deep financial services talent pool.
- zerohash announced the formal expansion of its European headquarters in Amsterdam on March 18, 2026.
The players
zerohash
The infrastructure platform powering crypto, stablecoin, and tokenized asset capabilities for many of the world's largest enterprises and financial institutions.
Edward Woodford
Founder and CEO of zerohash.
Roeland Goldberg
Managing Director Europe at zerohash.
What they’re saying
“Europe is entering a new phase of adoption for digital assets. Establishing our European headquarters in Amsterdam reflects both the clarity MiCAR brings to the market and the momentum we're already seeing across our global client base and growing demand from institutions looking to build with confidence across the EEA.”
— Edward Woodford, Founder and CEO of Zerohash
“The Dutch hub and licensing ensure that we are best positioned to offer the highest quality crypto asset services across the entire EU. European demand has been particularly strong for stablecoin-powered account funding, merchant settlement, and cross-border payments, which are areas where always-on, programmable money offers clear advantages over legacy rails. zerohash's growing footprint positions the company to support these use cases at scale while meeting the risk, compliance, and operational standards required by regulated financial institutions.”
— Roeland Goldberg, Managing Director Europe at zerohash
What’s next
zerohash plans to continue expanding its European operations and client base from its new Amsterdam headquarters as demand for regulated digital asset infrastructure accelerates across the EU, EEA, and UK.
The takeaway
zerohash's expansion into Amsterdam demonstrates the growing adoption of digital assets and regulated crypto infrastructure across Europe, as financial institutions seek to leverage the benefits of blockchain technology and programmable money while navigating the region's evolving regulatory landscape.
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