Anchorage opens TRX access
Anchorage Digital added Tron custody and opened U.S. institutional access to TRX trading, expanding compliant on‑ramps for institutional crypto desks (Mar 27). That move broadens the set of tradable digital assets for custody‑first clients and signals more institutional liquidity entering altchains. (coindesk.com)
Anchorage posted its TRON integration notice on March 26, 2026 and described the work as a phased integration across its platform. (anchorage.com) The firm said institutions will be able to use Porto, Anchorage’s self‑custody wallet, as part of the TRON integration, with later phases explicitly slated to add TRC‑20 asset custody and native TRX staking. (anchorage.com) Anchorage identified itself in the announcement as “home to America’s first federally chartered crypto bank,” a regulatory positioning the company has referenced in prior corporate communications. (anchorage.com) Anchorage has existing institutional wins, including being named an additional digital‑asset custodian for BlackRock on April 8, 2025, a relationship the firm says expands its capacity to serve large asset managers. (anchorage.com) Trade coverage and the company’s release cite TRON network scale metrics of more than 370 million total user accounts and a circulating Tether (USDT) supply above $85 billion as of March 2026. (markets.businessinsider.com) Both Nathan McCauley (Anchorage CEO) and TRON founder Justin Sun were quoted in coverage emphasizing institutional‑grade infrastructure and TRON’s role in high‑throughput stablecoin activity. (markets.businessinsider.com)
