
On March 26, 2026, Anchorage Digital, America’s first federally chartered crypto bank, announced support for the TRON Network, enabling institutional-grade custody for TRX, the native utility token of TRON, per The Block. This integration allows institutions to securely custody TRX on Anchorage’s regulated platform, with future phases planned for TRC-20 assets and native TRX staking, per. The move gives institutions a compliant way to engage with one of crypto’s most active ecosystems, which hosts over 370 million user accounts and averages 10.1 million daily transactions, per.
TRON plays a major part in the global stablecoin ecosystem, with more than $85 billion in Tether (USDT) issued on-chain, making it a leading blockchain for stablecoin issuance and transfers, per. The network’s high throughput and low fees have made it a preferred settlement layer for everyday payments and cross-border value movement, per. Nathan McCauley, Co-Founder and CEO of Anchorage Digital, stated: “TRON has become a critical part of how value moves onchain, particularly in the global flow of stablecoins. As institutional participation grows, access to networks like TRON needs to come with the same standards for security, compliance, and operational rigor that institutions expect elsewhere in financial services.”
Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, added: “Institutional access to blockchain infrastructure is entering a new phase. TRON was built to power global, high-throughput digital asset activity, from stablecoins to everyday payments. Anchorage Digital provides a strong regulated foundation that helps expand secure institutional access to the TRON ecosystem.”
Anchorage’s platform, which includes Anchorage Digital Bank N.A., offers enterprise-grade security, compliance, and infrastructure for institutions. Clients can now stake and custody TRX without leaving a regulated environment, reducing operational risks while participating in TRON’s validator infrastructure and DeFi opportunities, per. This integration strengthens Anchorage’s position as a bridge between traditional finance and major blockchain networks, building on its existing support for assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others.
The partnership reflects growing institutional demand for secure, compliant access to high-utility blockchains. With TRON’s $24 billion TVL and dominant role in stablecoin transfers, the integration could accelerate adoption among banks, fintech platforms, and asset managers seeking efficient on-chain solutions, per. As regulatory clarity improves in the U.S., such moves help bridge traditional finance with decentralized ecosystems while maintaining rigorous security standards.
