Nexo, a digital assets wealth platform, has confirmed that its products across the European Economic Area (EEA) remain fully compliant with local regulations. The company operates in the region through two MiCA-licensed infrastructure providers, Tangany and DLT Finance, which support its client-facing platform.
Tangany provides digital asset custody services under a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license, while DLT Finance is authorized under both MiCA and the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) to offer brokerage infrastructure for digital assets and financial instruments. This partnership model allows Nexo to combine its global wealth platform with European-specific infrastructure.
MiCAR is widely regarded as the most consequential regulatory framework for digital assets in Europe, and Nexo has been preparing for its implementation for an extended period. The company emphasized that its selection of DLT Finance and Tangany was based on stringent criteria, including rigorous regulation, technical sophistication, and alignment with its client protection standards.
“Europe is where Nexo was built, and it remains central to our global strategy,” the company stated. “We’re proud to have partners who can contribute to our ambitions here. Now, at the end of a robust testing phase, all Nexo services are provided in the usual way with no disruptions.”
Nexo’s licensed-partner model reflects its long-term commitment to Europe as the market transitions to the MiCA regulatory framework. The company ranked among the world’s three largest centralized crypto lenders as of the third quarter of 2025 and aims to continue expanding its digital asset wealth services across Europe under the new regime.
This compliance reaffirmation comes amid a broader trend of crypto firms seeking regulatory clarity in Europe. For context, MEXC recently hired a former Bybit compliance chief to lead its regulatory strategy, highlighting the industry's focus on compliance.
Nexo’s approach also aligns with market developments such as Standard Chartered reaffirming a $100,000 bitcoin target, underscoring the growing institutional interest in digital assets.
By leveraging MiCA-licensed partners, Nexo aims to provide a seamless experience for its European users while adhering to evolving regulatory standards. The company’s strategy positions it to capitalize on the growing demand for regulated digital asset services in the region.
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