Anchorage Digital, a U.S.-regulated crypto bank, is set to add support for the Tron blockchain to its platform. The integration will begin with institutional custody services for TRX, the native token of the Tron network. Plans call for the offering to be expanded over time to cover additional asset types and features.
Beyond TRX custody, the rollout will eventually include support for TRC-20 assets, which are tokens built on the Tron network, as well as native TRX staking. This phased approach gives institutional clients a compliant pathway to access a broader range of Tron-based products. The expansion reflects growing institutional interest in blockchain networks that handle significant transaction volumes.
Tron is widely recognized as a major network for stablecoin transactions, making its integration into Anchorage’s framework particularly notable for institutions seeking exposure to that market. By bringing Tron into its regulated infrastructure, Anchorage Digital positions itself as a bridge between traditional financial institutions and the broader crypto ecosystem. The move underscores the increasing demand among institutional players for compliant access to prominent blockchain networks.
Originally reported by CoinDesk.
