Nexo, a global digital assets wealth platform, has reaffirmed the full compliance of its products across the European Economic Area (EEA) ahead of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) coming into force. The company announced on July 28, 2026, that it now operates through two carefully selected MiCA-licensed partners, creating a robust, localized infrastructure for its European clients.
Tangany, a BaFin-regulated custody provider with a MiCA license, supplies institutional-grade custody infrastructure for digital assets. DLT Finance, also licensed under MiCA and authorized under MiFID II, handles brokerage infrastructure for digital assets and financial instruments. Together, they enable Nexo’s client-facing platform to function seamlessly within the new regulatory framework, with custody and brokerage services split between the two specialists.
"MiCAR is the most consequential regulatory framework digital assets have seen in Europe, and Nexo has been preparing for a long time," said Yasen Yankov, Chief Product Officer at Nexo. "When it came to choosing DLT Finance and Tangany, the standard was non-negotiable: our partners are best-in-class – rigorously regulated, technically sophisticated, and aligned with how we think about client protection." He noted that after a robust testing phase, all Nexo services are now provided as usual with no disruptions.
The partnerships reflect Nexo’s long-term commitment to Europe, where the company was originally built. Nexo ranks among the top three largest centralized crypto lenders globally as of Q3 2025, with over $7 billion in client assets and more than $430 billion processed. The licensed-partner model is designed to support its ambition to continue expanding digital asset wealth services across the EEA under MiCAR.
Martin Kreitmair, CEO of Tangany, called the collaboration "a blueprint for institutions navigating the European market," while Alan Kennedy, Senior Partnerships Manager at DLT Finance, emphasized that their role is to deliver infrastructure that "clients do not have to think about." The move underscores a growing trend of centralized platforms securing regulatory clarity through strategic, compliant partnerships.
