Tangany Digital Asset, based in Munich, Tangany has collected 10 million euros in a series A series A to scale its regulated cryptography guard infrastructure across Europe, because the continent accumulates for the deployment of markets in the regulation of crypto-sets (Mica).
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Tangany collected 10 million euros to extend its cryptography guard services regulated by Bafin before the implementation of the Mica in Europe.
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The company now obtains more than 3 billion euros in digital assets for more than 700,000 accounts on more than 60 institutional customers.
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Supported by major European financial institutions, Tangany positions itself as a first guardian of compliance in the region.
La Ronde has attracted the support of several heavyweight investors, including Baader Bank, Elevator Ventures (Raiffeisen Bank International’s VC arm), and Heliad Crypto Partners, a Heliad AG division.
Existing donors like HTGF and Nauta Capital also participated, reaffirming confidence in Tangany’s growth strategy.
Founded in 2018, Tangany works as a fintech regulated by Bafin providing white police custody for cryptocurrencies, tokenized titles and NFT.
Its technology is currently used by more than 60 institutional customers, in particular Etoro, Bitvavo, Finanzen.net Zero and Flatexdegiro, allowing them to integrate the features of blockchain directly into their products via the API.
The CEO and co-founder Martin Kreitmair said that the increase represents more than capital. “It is a strong signal of institutional trust in Tangany’s vision and infrastructure,” he noted.
“We are proud to remain fully independent while aligning our shareholder base with the main European financial institutions.”
Tangany’s guard platform currently provides more than 3 billion euros in digital assets and supports more than 700,000 customer accounts.
Since its 7 million euros in seeds in 2022, directed by Nauta Capital, the company has more than doubled its income and its assets cultivated in the guard of 7.5x, from 400 million euros to 3 billion euros.
The assistant CEO of Baader Bank, Oliver Riedel, stressed the confidence of the company in the long -term role of Tangany in the training of digital finances in Europe.
“They have shown both the regulatory maturity and the technological depth necessary to serve large-scale institutions,” he said.
The director general of Elsector Ventures, Thomas Muchar, echoed the feeling, highlighting Tangany’s position at the intersection of digital innovation and compliance.
“We are delighted to join them in this next chapter of European expansion,” he said.
With the implementation of the current mica, Tangany is about to capitalize on the growing demand for compatible childcare services.
