Deutsche Bank says its Bitcoin and Ethereum custody services are now available to clients.
According to Unchained, the bank is listed in crypto register entries across 30 European countries in the EU. These registrations are based on notifications submitted to regulators, not newly issued licenses. In other words, the public statement is that “custody services are now available,” while the register confirms the scope and nature of the notifications.
· What can be verified is the claim about the service’s availability and the register entries; the registration should not be interpreted as a newly issued license.
· Registration in 30 countries does not mean the bank is already operating in each one; the source does not provide details on rollout progress.
Which matters more to you: whether the service has actually begun handling clients’ assets, or the number of countries covered by the registration?
According to Unchained, the bank is listed in crypto register entries across 30 European countries in the EU. These registrations are based on notifications submitted to regulators, not newly issued licenses. In other words, the public statement is that “custody services are now available,” while the register confirms the scope and nature of the notifications.
· What can be verified is the claim about the service’s availability and the register entries; the registration should not be interpreted as a newly issued license.
· Registration in 30 countries does not mean the bank is already operating in each one; the source does not provide details on rollout progress.
Which matters more to you: whether the service has actually begun handling clients’ assets, or the number of countries covered by the registration?
