Institutional crypto custodian Zodia Custody has increased its coverage for the safekeeping and settlement services of crypto assets to a total of 38 coins and tokens, based on institutional investor customer demand.
According to Zodia, a subsidiary of Standard Chartered, the integration of new coins and tokens will help further expand the opportunities available to institutional investors to participate in the digital asset markets through its fully FCA-registered crypto asset custody services.
Zodia Custody’s expanded coverage now provides safekeeping and settlement services for nine native coins – avalanche, bitcoin, bitcoin cash, cardano, ether, litecoin, polkadot, polygon, and Solana – alongside a further 29 tokens aligned with the Ethereum Request for Comment 20 (ERC-20) standard.
Zodia Custody is continuing to expand the number of supported coins and tokens, and will be prioritising inclusion based on its client’s needs and requirements alongside the digital asset’s regulatory characterisation.
Zodia Custody, an institutional crypto asset servicing company based in London, offers services to clients across the globe – enabling institutions to invest safely and securely in crypto assets. As a subsidiary of Standard Chartered with backing from Northern Trust, Zodia Custody satisfies institutional investors’ needs for a crypto asset servicing provider that meets investors’ high standards and expectations, whilst maintaining the flexibility required to adapt to the ever-changing crypto asset market
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