This capability is enabled by zerohash, a provider of infrastructure for crypto, stablecoin and tokenized assets, adding support for Robinhood Chain, a Layer 2 blockchain built for financial services and real-world assets. The integration allows zerohash clients to add Robinhood Chain without having to build the underlying technical and regulatory infrastructure themselves, the release said. Gaëtan Thabot, director of partnerships at Robinhood Crypto, said in the release that Robinhood Chain makes financial infrastructure faster, more open and more accessible. “As stablecoin adoption accelerates, integrations like this one make it easier for builders across the ecosystem to move real value on Robinhood Chain.” Robinhood announced July 1 that it launched the public mainnet of Robinhood Chain and that this Layer 2 blockchain is purpose-built for real-world assets.