Taurus and MPCH Partner to Improve Digital Asset Storage in the U.S. | LeapRate
August 6, 2026
Taurus, a company that builds digital asset technology for banks and other financial firms, has announced a new partnership with MPCH, which runs secure data centers, aimed at making digital asset storage safer for U.S. financial companies.
MPCH will set up a special, secure area in its U.S. facilities. This space will host Taurus’ storage system, which uses devices called Hardware Security Modules, or HSMs, to protect digital assets. Taurus will still control its own technology. MPCH will take care of the building and infrastructure around it.
This setup will help banks, exchanges, and other companies keep their data safe inside the United States. It will also include backup sites in other locations. This means if one site has a problem, another can keep things running.
The partnership also looks ahead to new types of computer security. In the future, powerful quantum computers could break older security codes. Some HSMs can already use newer, stronger codes. This means companies can upgrade their security without replacing their whole system.
Milena Kohlhofer from Taurus said this partnership gives U.S. companies more secure choices. Miles Parry, the CEO of MPCH, said good technology needs good infrastructure to succeed.
