TRON DAO has announced a strategic integration with regulated infrastructure provider Zero Hash, significantly expanding enterprise and institutional access to the TRON network. The partnership enables fintech platforms, exchanges, and neobanks building on Zero Hash's compliance-ready infrastructure to offer their users access to TRX (the native token of the TRON network) and TRC-20 USDT for custody, trading, liquidity, and settlement in select jurisdictions.
The integration is designed to reduce operational friction for institutions by providing a streamlined fiat-to-crypto onboarding process, a critical barrier for capital deployment. Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson at TRON DAO, stated the move "advances TRON’s goal of expanding access to digital assets at a global scale" and that "Zero Hash’s expertise... accelerate[s] institutional connectivity to the TRON network."
This development follows a pivotal month for TRON in March 2026, marked by a major regulatory resolution. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) settled its 2023 fraud and market manipulation case, dismissing all claims with prejudice against Justin Sun personally, the TRON Foundation, and the BitTorrent Foundation. A related entity, Rainberry Inc., agreed to a $10 million civil penalty. This settlement effectively removes a long-standing legal overhang for the project.
Further bolstering its institutional credibility, federally chartered crypto bank Anchorage Digital announced support for TRX custody on March 26, providing U.S. banks and hedge funds a compliant path to hold the asset. Anchorage plans to add support for TRC-20 assets and native TRX staking in later phases.
The news underscores TRON's established scale within the crypto ecosystem. The network reports over 373 million user accounts, processes approximately 11 million daily transactions, and facilitates over $23 billion in daily transfer volume, with cumulative transfers exceeding $25 trillion.
