Crypto Finance, a subsidiary of Deutsche Börse, launches digital asset custody and settlement services
Jinse Finance reported, citing CoinDesk, that Crypto Finance, a subsidiary of Deutsche Börse Group, has launched the AnchorNote system. The system is designed to support institutional clients wishing to trade digital assets within a regulated custody environment, without the need to transfer assets out of their custody accounts. The system integrates BridgePort—a network connecting cryptocurrency trading platforms and custodians, enabling over-the-counter settlement and interconnecting with multiple trading venues. AnchorNote allows collateral to flow in real time while maintaining asset custody, thereby improving capital efficiency and reducing counterparty risk. The service allows clients to open dedicated trading channels, with BridgePort responsible for inter-venue messaging and Crypto Finance acting as the collateral custodian. Institutional clients can manage collateral through a dashboard or directly integrate the service into their existing infrastructure via API. The API (Application Programming Interface) enables direct communication between different software programs.
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