
Anchorage Digital provides institutional digital-asset custody, trading, staking, settlement, banking, and stablecoin infrastructure.
Anchorage Digital Bank holds a national bank charter, giving institutional clients access to digital asset custody within a federal banking framework. The group also operates a licensed Major Payment Institution in Singapore and a BitLicense business in New York.
Custody combines segregated storage, biometric transaction authorization, and controls audited under SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II. Clients can participate in staking and governance and connect custody to trading and settlement, reducing the number of separate systems required for digital asset operations.
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Routable adds an enterprise payout business to Anchorage Digital's custody, stablecoin issuance, and settlement infrastructure. Its API connects companies' enterprise systems with global payment rails and supports payee onboarding, tax workflows, compliance, and high-volume disbursements.
The businesses serve their existing clients together while additional integrations are introduced. Routable contributes a payment-volume revenue model and distribution across more than 220 countries, extending the group toward large corporate payment workflows alongside institutional digital asset services.
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Anchorage Digital provides institutions with custody that combines segregated asset storage, biometric transaction approvals, and access to staking and governance. Banks, funds, corporate treasuries, protocols, and public agencies use its custody services to manage digital assets under institutional controls.
Prime brings spot trading, derivatives, and margin financing together with HSM-secured custody and Atlas settlement. The wider platform includes self-custody, stablecoin issuance, token management, and banking services for institutions working across digital assets and traditional finance.
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