Zerohash has launched AUTH, a new tool that simplifies cryptocurrency transfers by eliminating manual wallet addresses and blockchain network selection. The product connects custodial and self-custody accounts, helping users move cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and tokenized securities with fewer steps. Moreover, the launch addresses usability and security concerns that continue to complicate mainstream adoption of blockchain-based financial services.
AUTH Connects More Than 600 Platforms
AUTH supports more than 600 connections across custodial and self-custody accounts, reaching approximately 250 million users across over 190 countries. Supported platforms include Coinbase, Robinhood, Gemini, MetaMask, and Phantom.
Additionally, users can link accounts, authenticate through credentials and multifactor verification, and initiate onchain transfers. Hence, the system reduces reliance on manually entering addresses, which can lead to costly mistakes.
However, users still need to consider account security and transaction permissions when moving digital assets. Zerohash allows partners to configure supported assets, accounts, and transfer types according to their risk requirements.
Former Mastercard Executive Leads AUTH Expansion
Zerohash appointed Ryan Beaudry as AUTH’s general manager to lead its next growth phase. Beaudry previously served as Mastercard’s executive vice president of global product and operations for open finance.
His experience includes expanding services across nearly 100 million connected accounts and more than 10,000 applications. Consequently, Zerohash can draw on his expertise as financial platforms increasingly integrate blockchain infrastructure.
Related: Mastercard Launches Stablecoin Security Tool to Flag Crypto Payment Risks
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