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Deutsche Bank launches crypto custody services in Europe for corporate clients

Deutsche Bank launches crypto custody services in Europe for corporate clients Image: Crypto.news
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Deutsche Bank launched its cryptocurrency custody service for paying institutional and corporate clients in Europe. The platform supports BTC and ETH. The launch follows a MiCA registration dated October 12. The bank plans to expand the custody operations into Asian financial centers during 2027. Deutsche Bank also signed an agreement with its asset management business to explore further digital asset cooperation.

Key points

  1. Deutsche Bank officially launched its cryptocurrency custody service for paying institutional and corporate clients in Europe.
  2. Deutsche Bank plans to expand its digital asset custody operations into Asian financial centers.

Why it matters

Traditional financial institutions are expanding regulated digital asset custody services for corporate and institutional clients in Europe.

What's unclear

The exact financial terms and launch schedules for projects under the asset management agreement remain undisclosed.

Price context · BTC

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Sources · 2 publishers

CoinGape Tier 2 First report
Deutsche Bank Launches Bitcoin and Ethereum Custody Service
Crypto.news Tier 2
Deutsche Bank launches crypto custody for Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by CoinGape
  2. Also reported by Crypto.news
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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