BlackRock selects Anchorage Digital as crypto custodian
08 April 2025 US
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BlackRock has added Anchorage Digital as a crypto custodian, following continued demand for crypto adoption.
Anchorage Digital, as the only US federally chartered digital asset bank, will support spot crypto EPTs and BlackRock funds, the company says.
BlackRock will also now gain access to digital asset custody, staking, settlement, and on-chain governance from Anchorage Digital, as a result of the partnership.
“After a thorough evaluation, Anchorage Digital clearly meets these standards, and we are excited to be expanding our network of eligible digital asset service providers with the addition of Anchorage Digital,” says Robert Mitchnick, head of digital assets at BlackRock.
Nathan McCauley, CEO and co-founder of Anchorage Digital, adds: “As BlackRock continues to bridge digital assets and traditional finance, we are excited by the opportunity to set a new standard for tailored access to the digital asset class.”
Anchorage Digital, as the only US federally chartered digital asset bank, will support spot crypto EPTs and BlackRock funds, the company says.
BlackRock will also now gain access to digital asset custody, staking, settlement, and on-chain governance from Anchorage Digital, as a result of the partnership.
“After a thorough evaluation, Anchorage Digital clearly meets these standards, and we are excited to be expanding our network of eligible digital asset service providers with the addition of Anchorage Digital,” says Robert Mitchnick, head of digital assets at BlackRock.
Nathan McCauley, CEO and co-founder of Anchorage Digital, adds: “As BlackRock continues to bridge digital assets and traditional finance, we are excited by the opportunity to set a new standard for tailored access to the digital asset class.”
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