Banking giant Wells Fargo (WFC) readies deeper move into digital assets
By Krisztian Sandor
Published on March 11, 2026.
Wells Fargo (WFC), one of the largest U.S. banks overseeing $1.7 trillion in assets, has filed a trademark application for a new digital asset-focused platform, WFUSD, which would offer services such as "cryptocurrency payments processing," "execution trades of digital assets" and "services featuring software for tokenization of assets". This move aligns with that of global bank JPMorgan, which also filed a similar application last year. The bank's move comes as traditional financial institutions increasingly embrace digital assets.
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