Anchorage Digital Adds TRX Custody Under U.S. Charter

TLDR Anchorage Digital has launched regulated custody support for TRX for U.S. institutional clients. The rollout begins with TRX custody and will expand to TRC-20 tokens and native staking. Institutions can access TRON through Anchorage Digital’s federally chartered banking platform. TRON currently holds about $86 billion in stablecoins, accounting for over 25% of total supply. Anchorage Digital continues to expand blockchain support across major layer one and layer two networks. Anchorage Digital has launched custody support for TRX, expanding regulated access to the TRON blockchain for U.S. institutions. The rollout starts with institutional custody and will expand to TRC-20 tokens and native staking. The move brings TRON into a federally chartered crypto banking framework. Anchorage Digital Expands Regulated Access to TRX Anchorage Digital introduced custody for TRX through its federally chartered platform and Porto wallet. The company said institutions can now hold TRX within a regulated U.S. structure. It confirmed that the rollout will occur in planned stages. The firm will add support for TRC-20 tokens built on TRON after the initial launch. It also plans to introduce native TRX staking for institutional clients. CEO Nathan McCauley said the integration brings “one of crypto’s largest ecosystems into an institutional framework.” Anchorage Digital operates as the first crypto company with a U.S. banking charter. The company provides custody, trading, and staking services to institutional clients. It supports both direct custody and self-custody through its Porto wallet. The phased rollout begins with TRX custody for qualified institutions. The company will expand token support once integration milestones are completed. It will then enable staking to allow clients to earn rewards. Anchorage Digital stated that institutions can manage TRX under existing compliance controls. The company designed its platform to meet federal regulatory standards. It said the i...