About Infinihash
Infinihash LLC builds software for the parts of digital finance that have to hold up under scrutiny: who a customer is, what they're doing with their money, and how funds move.
What we build
We started with compliance tooling for crypto and fintech teams — identity verification and transaction monitoring — because that's the work most companies need but don't want to build in-house. From there we've built out settlement infrastructure and a couple of adjacent ventures.
Each product below is run and priced as its own thing rather than bundled into one platform. You can use the compliance suite without touching Rails, or run Rails without ever calling our KYT API. Pick what solves your problem.
Who it's for
Compliance and risk teams at exchanges, payment processors, and fintechs who need identity verification or on-chain screening without building it themselves. Institutional counterparties who need a swap venue built around compliance rather than bolted on after the fact. Operators who need private cellular coverage without a carrier contract, and teams who need GPU cycles without leasing a data center.
If you're not sure which product fits, start with contact and describe what you're trying to do — we'll point you at the right one, or tell you honestly if we don't have it.
Who's behind it
Infinihash is run by Jason Vardon, founder and managing member. He has 25+ years in technology and enterprise operations, including running enterprise network services and, before that, owning and operating a wireless ISP — which is a large part of where the interest in compliance infrastructure and private network platforms comes from. He's based in the Fenton/Linden area of Michigan, which is also where the company is based.
Infinihash is a small operation. That means faster decisions and direct access to the people building the product, and it means we're upfront about what's live today versus what's still in progress — see the Trust Center for the honest version of that.
Get in touch
Questions about a product, a deal, or anything else — see contact. For how we handle security, privacy, and subprocessors, see the Trust Center.