Taurus Opens New York Office as US Regulatory Clarity Spurs Institutional Push

Taurus, a Swiss‑regulated digital asset infrastructure provider, announces the opening of a New York office on October 29, 2025, marking its second North American base after Vancouver, Canada and signaling U.S. expansion amid clearer regulatory conditions. The firm supports banks including State Street, Deutsche Bank, Santander, and CACEIS, and now appoints Zack Bender as Head of U.S. Business to lead market development from New York.

The move follows recent US legislative shifts such as the GENIUS and Clarity Acts and the repeal of SAB 121 that Taurus says unlock institutional demand for compliant infrastructure, and builds on its $65 million Series B and support for over 35 blockchain networks; Zack Bender says, “We expect significant adoption in the coming quarters.” Taurus will operate in the US subject to applicable jurisdictional rules and regulatory approvals.

🧭 FAQs

• When did Taurus announce its New York expansion? Taurus announced the New York office on October 29, 2025, in New York.
• Who will lead Taurus’s U.S. operations? Zack Bender is appointed Head of U.S. Business, based in New York.
• Why is Taurus expanding to the U.S. now? Taurus cites recent U.S. regulatory clarity from the GENIUS and Clarity Acts and SAB 121 repeal.
• Which clients does Taurus already serve internationally? Taurus provides infrastructure to banks like State Street, Deutsche Bank, Santander, and CACEIS.