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Crypto · November 11, 2026

Deutsche Bank goes live with digital asset custody service, signs asset management deal

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Deutsche Bank has launched its digital asset custody service for institutional and corporate clients in Europe, managing wallets and private keys for assets including Bitcoin and Ether. The service, which first went live on Wednesday according to Bitcoin Magazine and The Block, also supports stablecoins such as USDC, EURC, and EURAU. In addition to custody, the bank has signed an agreement with an asset management client to support tokenized funds and crypto Exchange Traded Commodities (ETCs), marking a step toward its stated goal of creating a fully integrated, regulated ecosystem for digital asset settlement.

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Confirmed · 2

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  • Deutsche Bank has launched a digital asset custody service. (Deutsche Bank)
  • The service supports Bitcoin and Ether. (Deutsche Bank)

Claimed · 2

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  • The bank aims to deliver a fully integrated, regulated ecosystem for tokenisation and settlement in the medium term. (Paul Maley, Deutsche Bank)
  • The service supports USDC, EURC, and EURAU stablecoins. (Deutsche Bank product page)

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  • Deutsche Bank has launched its digital asset custody service for institutional and corporate clients.
  • The bank manages wallets and private keys on behalf of its clients.
  • The service supports Bitcoin and Ether.
  • The bank's global head of trust and securities services is Paul Maley.

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