Reported November 11, 2026, at 17:04 (UTC+8). Deutsche Bank said its digital asset custody service was open to paying clients, according to Reuters as cited by Jinse Finance.
The bank had previously said the service was intended for European institutional and corporate clients and that it planned to support the custody and storage of digital assets including Bitcoin and Ether. The report does not establish which assets the live service currently supports or describe its custody arrangements.
Deutsche Bank also signed a memorandum of understanding with its asset-management company to explore commercial and technical cooperation in digital assets. That agreement is exploratory, not a reported product launch.