German banks Comdirect and Onvista will use crypto products provided by Valour for their retail clients. Both banks will have access to the Valour zero management fee Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs.
Valour, a tech company that bridges the gap between traditional markets, Web3, and DeFi, has announced an agreement with major German banks, Comdirect and Onvista, to allow their clients to integrate Valour ETPs into their investment portfolios. Both banks will have access to the full range of Valour crypto ETPs.
Marco Infuso, Chief Sales Officer of Valour said of the agreement:
"By integrating Valour's low to zero-fee ETPs, Comdirect and Onvista will be able to provide their customers access to safe and regulated exposure to the crypto ecosystem. Especially during 'crypto winter' times, costs are a foremost priority for investors. Offering zero-cost investment options in Bitcoin and Ethereum is a substantial advantage for our investors and is another milestone in the democratisation of this young and growing asset class."
Valour’s recent partnership with justTRADE helps to cement its place as a premier and fully regulated provider of crypto products for the big brokers and banks wishing to acquire fully compliant exposure to crypto. Russell Starr, CEO of Valour, summed up the recent developments for his company:
"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. Our recent hires have already added tremendous value to our team and will continue to execute at a high level, despite market conditions."
The valour fully-hedged crypto ETPs include Bitcoin Zero and Ethereum Zero passive investment products that carry zero management fees. In addition, Valour has further crypto ETP offerings of most of the major cryptocurrencies which include Uniswap, Cardano, Polkadot, Solana, Avalanche, Cosmos, and Engin.
