- Valour (DEFI) has signed an agreement with German banks, Comdirect and Onvista, that will enable their clients to allocate to Valour exchange-traded products (ETPs)
- The company believes the deals validate its status as a go-to crypto partner for brokers and banks
- Its flagship Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs are the first to offer the digital assets without an ongoing management fee
- Valour’s suite of ETPs offers diversified exposure across cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance
- Valour (DEFI) is unchanged trading at $0.49 per share
Valour’s (DEFI) ETPs will soon be available to clients of German banks, Comdirect and Onvista.
Comdirect provides online brokerage, banking and advisory services with access to 46 international stock exchanges.
Onvista provides access to securities across 14 stock exchanges and OTC trading for more than 21 issuers.
The news follows Valour’s partnership with justTRADE.
The company views these deals as a testament to its status as a go-to crypto partner for brokers and banks.
Its fully hedged digital asset ETPs are available across Europe and include Uniswap, Cardano, Polkadot, Solana, Avalanche, Cosmos and Enjin. Its flagship Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs are the first to offer the digital assets without an ongoing management fee.
“Valour’s recent partnership with justTRADE and this new agreement with Comdirect and Onvista represents the first of what we believe will be many relationships with major broker platforms and banks,” said Russell Starr, CEO of Valour.
Valour’s suite of ETPs offers diversified exposure across cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance.
Valour (DEFI) is unchanged trading at $0.49 per share as of 11:24 am EST.
