Anchorage Digital Launches TRON Custody Services for Institutional Clients

Key Highlights Federally chartered crypto bank introduces TRON custody for institutional market Regulated infrastructure connects traditional finance to TRON blockchain ecosystem Multi-phase deployment brings TRX custody, TRC-20 support, and staking capabilities U.S. institutions gain compliant entry point to TRON’s $80B+ stablecoin network Strategic expansion aligns with institutional demand for regulated digital asset access Anchorage Digital has launched comprehensive custody and staking infrastructure for the TRON blockchain, marking a significant development for institutional cryptocurrency adoption. This integration provides regulated financial entities with compliant access to one of the most active blockchain networks. The announcement represents a strategic alignment between traditional finance requirements and decentralized blockchain technology. Federal Crypto Bank Integrates TRON Infrastructure The federally chartered digital asset bank has officially integrated TRON into its custody platform, starting with support for TRX tokens. Institutional clients can now store and manage TRON’s native cryptocurrency through a regulated banking framework. This development removes previous barriers that prevented many institutions from accessing the TRON ecosystem. The integration extends beyond basic custody to include Anchorage Digital‘s Porto wallet solution, designed specifically for institutional self-custody needs. This dual-layer approach provides flexibility while maintaining regulatory compliance standards required by traditional financial institutions. Clients benefit from enterprise-grade security combined with institutional-level operational controls. This TRON integration continues Anchorage Digital’s pattern of expanding across major blockchain networks. The platform already provides custody for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and multiple layer-2 solutions. By incorporating TRON, the company now covers another high-throughput network with substantial transaction...