Company details expansion of crypto services, financial institution partnerships and national operating capacity
FRESNO, CA — January 28, 2026 — Operational Security Solutions (“OSS”), a premier provider of end-to-end cash management solutions, today shared a year-end update reflecting on a 2025 focused on strengthening its national platform, expanding services for emerging markets and investing in the infrastructure required to support long-term growth in highly regulated industries. The company also outlined its outlook for 2026 and beyond.
Founded to provide secure, compliant cash-in-transit and cash management services where traditional solutions fall short, OSS spent 2025 reinforcing the systems, partnerships and operational discipline that underpin its business. Rather than prioritizing rapid expansion alone, the company concentrated on building scalable capacity and operational resilience to support sustained growth.
One of the most significant areas of progress in 2025 was the expansion of OSS’s crypto- and Bitcoin-related services. As digital asset markets continue to mature, OSS strengthened its role as a trusted partner for Bitcoin ATM operators and crypto-adjacent businesses that depend on reliable, secure physical cash movement. These expanded capabilities reflect the company’s continued commitment to supporting evolving financial ecosystems with real-world infrastructure.
Throughout the year, OSS also deepened relationships with financial institutions, adding new FI partners to its growing network. These partnerships improved deposit efficiency and program stability for clients, while positioning OSS to support new markets and regulatory environments as they come online.
Operational efficiency remained a core focus. In 2025, OSS implemented route optimization initiatives across its cash-in-transit operations, improving service consistency while reducing transit times and operational friction. These improvements were complemented by targeted infrastructure investments, including an expansion of vault capacity at the company’s West Coast headquarters to support rising volumes and future growth.
To further strengthen its service platform, OSS officially joined the Federal Reserve’s new FedCash® E-Manifest Service, offering a faster, more transparent, and more secure method of managing currency logistics. The technology enables electronic creation, transmission, and reconciliation of shipment manifests which reduces errors, improves chain-of-custody visibility, and speeds up dock processing times.
The company also expanded and modernized its armored vehicle fleet during the year. These investments enhanced safety, reliability, and route flexibility, ensuring the company can meet increasing client demand while maintaining the high security standards required in cash-intensive environments.
The company’s progress was also recognized by industry peers. OSS’s CEO Scott Solomon earned a Top Solutions Leader award at the PBC Conference, highlighting the company’s continued leadership and innovation in secure cash logistics.
Looking ahead to 2026, OSS is building on the foundation laid in 2025. Planned initiatives include further operational optimization, continued expansion of crypto-focused services, and a planned Los Angeles turn-stop strategy designed to improve efficiency and service density in one of the company’s most active regions.
“2025 was about putting the right building blocks in place,” said Scott Solomon, CEO of OSS. “We invested in infrastructure, partnerships, and operational discipline so we can continue to support our clients with the consistency and reliability they expect, today and in the years ahead.”
About Operational Security Solutions (OSS)
Operational Security Solutions (OSS) was assembled in 2017 by professionals that have spent their previous careers in law enforcement, federal service, and military special operations — but have now founded a security and risk management company that supports compliant relationships with financial institutions and their high-risk and cash-intensive clientele.
