Zerohash, a leading provider of infrastructure solutions for digital assets, announced that it has been granted a MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) license in the European Union, opening up new opportunities for the company to expand into the rapidly growing cryptoasset market. This license allows Zerohash to provide digital currency storage and exchange services in accordance with the latest EU regulatory standards, ensuring a high level of security and transparency for users and partners.

Against the backdrop of this success, the company is negotiating the possible acquisition of a division specializing in digital payments from Mastercard, the deal is estimated at $2 billion. Such a move could significantly strengthen Zerohash's position in the global market and accelerate the integration of traditional financial services with the infrastructure of stablecoins.

According to analytical data, the volume of transactions using stablecoins in 2025 has already exceeded $4 trillion, indicating a rapid growth in demand for reliable and scalable infrastructure solutions. Obtaining a MiCA license allows Zerohash to meet the most stringent regulatory requirements and attract new partners from leading financial institutions in Europe and around the world.

Experts note that the synergy between Zerohash and Mastercard can accelerate the introduction of innovative payment solutions and increase trust in digital currencies among corporate and retail customers.