PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has expanded its crypto-related services following shifts in the US regulatory environment, according to CEO Paul Griggs. He cited new leadership at key regulators and progress on stablecoin legislation, including the GENIUS Act, as factors that increased confidence in offering digital asset services.
Griggs said clearer rulemaking around stablecoins and tokenization has reduced uncertainty for firms advising institutional clients. PwC, one of the Big Four accounting firms, reported global revenues of $56.9 billion and has steadily increased its exposure to digital assets over the past year as client demand broadened.
The firm now provides crypto-related services across audit, consulting, cybersecurity, wallet management, and regulatory compliance. PwC works with crypto-native firms, traditional financial institutions entering the sector, and public-sector entities. Its expansion mirrors a wider trend among large professional services firms positioning for regulated growth in crypto markets.
