Zerohash back for second effort at OCC trust bank charter

The crypto infrastructure firm failed to get approval when it first sought a U.S. charter, and the company is quickly back with what it said would be a narrower effort.

Crypto infrastructure firm Zerohash is starting round two with another trust bank application at the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The first effort ended with an unusual return of the application last month, indicating it had unresolved issues.

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