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Deutsche Bank Launches Crypto Custody Service by Late 2026
Deutsche Bank has confirmed a crypto custody service for institutional clients by the end of 2026, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins. While U.S. regulators stall, European banks are racing ahead — and this could reshape the institutional crypto landscape.
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Anchorage Adds Custody for Tokenized Uranium and Etherlink Assets
Anchorage Digital Bank has expanded its institutional custody services to Etherlink and xU3O8, a token backed by physical uranium. The move signals growing momentum for tokenized real-world assets under federal banking oversight.
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Deutsche Bank to Launch Crypto Custody in 2026
Deutsche Bank, one of Europe’s largest banks with $1.7 trillion in assets, announced plans to launch crypto custody services for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and selected stablecoins later this year. The move signals growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets among major European financial institutions.
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SEC Chair Pushes Crypto Self-Custody Rules: What It Means
SEC Chair Paul Atkins is pushing a new framework that would let investment advisers self-custody crypto assets and allow state trust companies to act as custodians. The move could reshape how institutions engage with digital assets and bring clearer rules to the market.
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UniCredit Explores Crypto Custody: Italy’s Banking Shift
UniCredit, Italy’s second-largest bank, is exploring crypto custody and trading services. This move follows similar initiatives by BBVA and Deutsche Bank, signaling a major shift in European banking. Learn what this means for investors and how the crypto landscape is evolving.
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UniCredit Explores Crypto Custody Solutions for Clients
UniCredit, Italy’s second-largest bank, is considering offering cryptocurrency custody services. This move represents a significant shift in the banking landscape as banks adapt to digital assets.