In a move signaling a growing emphasis on
institutional-grade safeguards, Exodus Movement has partnered with Crypto.com
Custody Trust Company to manage a portion of its digital assets.
The deal aims to bolster Exodus’ treasury security
while maintaining the company’s self-custody ethos, a core feature of its
crypto wallet solutions.
Digital assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
A New Layer of Institutional Protection
Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, a regulated trust
operating under New Hampshire law, will now serve as Exodus’ digital asset
custodian. The partnership introduces additional security layers and regulatory
oversight to complement Exodus’ existing self-custody infrastructure. By
diversifying treasury management, Exodus aims to increase resilience against
potential market or operational risks.
Exodus Movement, established in 2015, offers multi-asset
wallets and embedded crypto solutions that put users in full control of their
digital assets. Its products include Passkeys Wallet and XO Swap,
tools designed to simplify crypto transactions while retaining a self-custody
model.
“We are pleased to support Exodus as their digital
asset custodian of choice and in reinforcing its leadership in the self-custody
space,” commented Eric Anziani, President and COO of Crypto.com.
“By providing our best-in-class, regulated and secure
custody solutions, we help Exodus strengthen its treasury management while
continuing to innovate for millions of customers worldwide,” he added.
Expanding Business Globally
In May, Crypto.com strengthened its regulatory footprint in
Europe by securing a MiFID license in addition to its existing MiCA license,
positioning the firm as a leading provider of fully regulated financial
products in the European Economic Area (EEA).
The move builds on Crypto.com’s recent efforts to grow its
presence across European markets. Since receiving its MiCA license, the firm
has steadily increased its footprint in the region, positioning itself to reach
a wider audience of users seeking compliant digital asset services.
With the MiFID license now in place, Crypto.com plans to
roll out additional offerings that provide customers across the EEA more ways
to engage with its platform. The company aims to combine innovation with strong
regulatory oversight to deliver secure and accessible financial products.
Read more: Crypto.com Exchange Acquires CySEC-regulated Broker, Plans to Offer CFDs in Q3 2025
In a move signaling a growing emphasis on
institutional-grade safeguards, Exodus Movement has partnered with Crypto.com
Custody Trust Company to manage a portion of its digital assets.
The deal aims to bolster Exodus’ treasury security
while maintaining the company’s self-custody ethos, a core feature of its
crypto wallet solutions.
Digital assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
A New Layer of Institutional Protection
Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, a regulated trust
operating under New Hampshire law, will now serve as Exodus’ digital asset
custodian. The partnership introduces additional security layers and regulatory
oversight to complement Exodus’ existing self-custody infrastructure. By
diversifying treasury management, Exodus aims to increase resilience against
potential market or operational risks.
Exodus Movement, established in 2015, offers multi-asset
wallets and embedded crypto solutions that put users in full control of their
digital assets. Its products include Passkeys Wallet and XO Swap,
tools designed to simplify crypto transactions while retaining a self-custody
model.
“We are pleased to support Exodus as their digital
asset custodian of choice and in reinforcing its leadership in the self-custody
space,” commented Eric Anziani, President and COO of Crypto.com.
“By providing our best-in-class, regulated and secure
custody solutions, we help Exodus strengthen its treasury management while
continuing to innovate for millions of customers worldwide,” he added.
Expanding Business Globally
In May, Crypto.com strengthened its regulatory footprint in
Europe by securing a MiFID license in addition to its existing MiCA license,
positioning the firm as a leading provider of fully regulated financial
products in the European Economic Area (EEA).
The move builds on Crypto.com’s recent efforts to grow its
presence across European markets. Since receiving its MiCA license, the firm
has steadily increased its footprint in the region, positioning itself to reach
a wider audience of users seeking compliant digital asset services.
With the MiFID license now in place, Crypto.com plans to
roll out additional offerings that provide customers across the EEA more ways
to engage with its platform. The company aims to combine innovation with strong
regulatory oversight to deliver secure and accessible financial products.
Read more: Crypto.com Exchange Acquires CySEC-regulated Broker, Plans to Offer CFDs in Q3 2025
