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Zerohash launches AUTH to move crypto without copying wallet addresses

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The on-chain infrastructure provider unveiled an account-linking layer at Money 20/20 USA that lets users skip addresses and network selection entirely Sending crypto still involves pasting a long string of letters and numbers and hoping you picked the right blockchain. Zerohash would like that ritual to end. The on-chain infrastructure provider unveiled AUTH on October 19, 2026, at the Money 20/20 USA conference in Las Vegas. The product is an authentication and account-linking layer. Users connect their accounts once, then move digital assets between them without ever typing an address or choosing a network by hand. AUTH sits between a user’s various accounts, whether those are exchanges, brokerages or self-custodial wallets. Once accounts are linked, transfers flow between them directly.

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