Digital asset custody services provider Anchorage Digital has formed a partnership with Standard Chartered through which it will offer USD accounts and access to Swift wires, including transfers to and from third parties, to eligible non-US institutional clients.
Anchorage Digital has partnered with Standard Chartered to expand its services globally. Through this partnership, Anchorage Digital will offer USD accounts and access to Swift wires, including transfers to and from third parties, to eligible non-US institutional clients.
The partnership will enable Anchorage Digital to provide its digital asset custody services to a broader range of clients. According to Finextra, the services will include USD accounts and access to Swift wires.
There is no additional information on the terms of the partnership or the expected impact on the market.
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