Deutsche Bank-backed Taurus partners with Everstake to enhance institutional crypto staking
Key Takeaways
- Taurus partnered with Everstake to offer regulated, institutional-grade crypto staking services to banks and financial institutions.
- Clients can stake major digital assets such as SOL, NEAR, ADA, and XTZ while maintaining secure custody through Taurus-PROTECT.
Taurus, a Switzerland-based digital asset infrastructure provider backed by leading financial institutions like Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and State Street, has partnered with Everstake to incorporate Everstake’s staking infrastructure into its digital asset platform, Taurus-PROTECT.
The collaboration will allow Taurus’ institutional clients to securely stake digital assets and earn rewards on major Proof-of-Stake networks such as Solana, NEAR Protocol, Cardano, and Tezos, while ensuring compliance and operational control.
Commenting on the partnership, Victor Busson, CMO at Taurus, said it will enhance the staking solutions available to institutions while preserving the firm’s high standards for security, governance, and regulatory compliance.
“It demonstrates our continued commitment to enabling global banks and financial institutions to participate in the digital asset ecosystem safely and at scale,” Busson stated.
According to Bohdan Opryshko, Co-Founder and COO at Everstake, institutions will only engage with crypto when the infrastructure matches the quality and safeguards of conventional finance.
He indicated that the collaboration with Taurus is designed to provide that level of reliability, allowing institutions to stake assets with full trust in compliance and security.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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